Liliana is a whirlwind of energy, always on the move, but focusing on tasks feels impossible. Then she meets Bella- a bouncy, high-energy puppy who seems just like her. For the first time, Liliana feels a special connection. But Bella is gone! Where did Bella go? Liliana learns that sometimes, the right match comes when you least expect it. A heartwarming story about ADHD, friendship, and the incredible bond between children and animals.

Liliana has a big heart, a busy brain, and energy that just won’t quit, which makes life a little tricky sometimes. But everything changes when she meets Bella, a bouncy puppy who seems to understand her like no one else can.
When Bella disappears, Liliana fears she’s lost her forever. Can their special bond bring them back together?
This heartwarming, kid-friendly story is perfect for children ages 4–8 navigating big feelings—and for the grown-ups who support them.
Themes include:

• ADHD and childhood anxiety
• Animal friendship and pet adoption
• Empathy, resilience, and emotional growth
• Hope, connection, and second chances

Why readers love it:
A relatable main character full of personality and heart
Gentle, playful storytelling that encourages empathy
A perfect read-aloud for classrooms, bedtime, or therapy settings
Ideal for families considering adopting a pet or supporting a child with ADHD
If your child loves animals, heartfelt stories, and feeling understood—Liliana’s Match: Finding Bella will become a favorite on your bookshelf.
Liliana's Match won the Outstanding Creator Award for Best Fall and Winter 2025. It also won first place for three categories: books about disabilities, educational / reference book, and motivational and inspirational.

Liliana has a big heart, a busy brain, and energy that just won’t quit, which makes life a little tricky sometimes. But everything changes when she meets Bella, a bouncy puppy who seems to understand her like no one else can.
When Bella disappears, Liliana fears she’s lost her forever. Can their special bond bring them back together?
This heartwarming, kid-friendly story is perfect for children ages 4–8 navigating big feelings—and for the grown-ups who support them.
Themes include:

• ADHD and childhood anxiety
• Animal friendship and pet adoption
• Empathy, resilience, and emotional growth
• Hope, connection, and second chances

Why readers love it:
A relatable main character full of personality and heart
Gentle, playful storytelling that encourages empathy
A perfect read-aloud for classrooms, bedtime, or therapy settings
Ideal for families considering adopting a pet or supporting a child with ADHD
If your child loves animals, heartfelt stories, and feeling understood—Liliana’s Match: Finding Bella will become a favorite on your bookshelf.
Liliana's Match won the Outstanding Creator Award for Best Fall and Winter 2025. It also won first place for three categories: books about disabilities, educational / reference book, and motivational and inspirational.

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