Meet the Author

Sandra Magsamen has touched millions of people, one heart at a time. As a world-renowned and best-selling author, artist, and designer, Sandra's products have been warmly embraced for over 30 years. With over 100 million products and 3 million books sold worldwide, television specials, and as featured columnist on Oprah.com, Sandra uses her own creativity and spirit to design gifts, books, and collections that help people express themselves and connect with one another. Visit her online at sandramagsamen.com.
 

Welcome Little One

“I wrote this poem for my daughter Hannah when she was born. The promise made in the poem is one that I wish for all children in the world.” 

Lots of Love Little One

“This book was inspired by a game my daughter and I played every night when she went to sleep as part of her bedtime ritual. I hope that it inspires other parents and children to imagine just how big their love is too!”

You!

“There are some books that come through authors as a gift and this is one of them. This book truly wrote itself. These ideas had been simmering in my mind for years and finally, one day, came out in a matter of hours from my heart and onto paper. This book encourages, celebrates and challenges a child to be exactly who they are.”

What If?

“Growing up as a twin, it was always very important to me to be myself and to celebrate my differences. Thankfully, I was encouraged by my parents and grandparents to do just that. I hope that this book is a reminder that every child is one of a kind and we need the gifts that each one of them brings to this planet.” 

Not So Small At All

“I had the experience of meeting young children who felt insignificant because of their size and age. I was inspired by my work with children in my gardening program that even the smallest of creatures found in the garden have super powers. The goal of this book is to inspire all young children that they too are powerful and important, no matter their size or their age.”

I Ruff You

I Ruff You

“We have always had dogs in our household. I image that if they could talk, they would say “I ruff you!”. There are so many ways to say “I love you” and I love using animal characters to help me tell a loving story.”