[City, Date] – In today’s world, where children are faced with complex social challenges, one of the most powerful tools they can possess is the ability to use their voice, set boundaries, and seek help when needed. Acclaimed author Samantha Avril-Andreassen, known for her impactful work Silent Screams, Loud Strength, has released a transformative new children's book, The Little Voice That Roared, designed to teach children about self-advocacy, confidence, and personal safety in a way that is both engaging and empowering.
The Little Voice That Roared is more than just a story—it’s a lifesaving conversation starter that helps children understand their right to say "No" and the importance of seeking support when they feel unsafe. The book, beautifully illustrated and crafted for children ages 4-8, is an essential resource for parents, guardians, educators, social workers, and child protection advocates who want to nurture emotionally strong and self-assured kids.
Why this book is a game-changer for every parent, guardian, and social worker
Empowers children with confidence
In a society where children are often taught to obey without question, The Little Voice That Roared encourages them to listen to their feelings, speak up when something doesn’t feel right, and recognize safe vs. unsafe situations.
Provides a safe and gentle introduction to boundaries
Many parents and caregivers struggle with how to introduce the concept of personal boundaries, consent, and emotional safety in a way that is appropriate for young children. This book makes it easy, offering simple yet powerful phrases that children can use in real-life situations.
An essential tool for social workers & child advocates
Social workers, counsellors, and educators who work with children often witness the devastating effects of silence and fear in young victims. This book serves as a therapeutic tool that can be integrated into counselling sessions, school discussions, and child advocacy programs to help children express their emotions and experiences in a safe environment.
Encourages meaningful conversations between parents and children
Many children lack the vocabulary to express when something feels wrong. The Little Voice That Roared bridges this gap by teaching them phrases like:
“No, stop!”
“I don’t like that.”
“I will tell someone!”
These simple yet powerful words equip children with the confidence to advocate for themselves, ensuring that their voice is never dismissed or ignored.
A timely book for a crucial conversation
Research shows that:
1 in 4 children experiences a situation where they feel uncomfortable or unsafe but don’t know how to speak up. 90% of childhood abuse cases involve someone the child knows, making early education on self-advocacy essential.Children who learn to assert boundaries early develop higher self-esteem, stronger emotional resilience, and better decision-making skills later in life.
With these statistics in mind, The Little Voice That Roared is a must-have resource for every family, school, and social services organization. It provides children with the words, confidence, and support system they need to feel safe, heard, and empowered.
Praise for the little voice that roared
"This book should be in every household, school, and child therapy office. It gives children the language and courage they need to stand up for themselves in difficult situations." – [Reviewer Name], Child Psychologist
A beautifully written and essential book for young children. It teaches boundaries in a way that is empowering, not scary." – [Reviewer Name], Parent & Educator
"As a social worker, I see children who struggle to communicate their fears. This book is a game-changer in child advocacy." – [Reviewer Name], Licensed Social Worker
Get your copy today
The Little Voice That Roared is available now on Amazon
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Because every child deserves to be heard.
Because their voice matters.
Because when they roar, the world listens.
About the author
Samantha Avril-Andreassen is a passionate advocate for child safety, empowerment, and emotional resilience. As the author of Silent Screams, Loud Strength, she has dedicated her career to giving a voice to the unheard. Through her books, workshops, and speaking engagements, she continues to inspire change, uplift survivors, and empower the next generation.
