Inspiring Young Minds Through Stories of Courage and Gratitude

A Voice of Courage, Gratitude, and Rural Inspiration

Rebecca Victor masterfully weaves personal experiences into captivating children’s stories, inspiring courage, gratitude, and a love for nature and learning.

Author Rebecca Victor, a devoted mother of three, lifelong learner, and storyteller, has turned her passion for bedtime stories into books that inspire and educate children. Living in Colorado with her husband and daughters, Rebecca’s journey into children’s literature is deeply personal and fueled by her experiences and love for her family.

The Journey to Children’s Books

Rebecca’s inspiration to write children’s books blossomed from her role as a mother and her daughter’s love for stories about transportation. When her youngest daughter, diagnosed with autism, showed a strong preference for books about planes and other modes of transport, Rebecca noticed a gap in aviation-related children’s literature. This gap, combined with her personal experiences and the desire to teach her daughters about courage and gratitude, led to the creation of her characters Ellie, Tessa, and Mya.

Rebecca’s childhood on a farm also plays a significant role in her stories. She reflects on the work ethic and sense of adventure she gained growing up, aiming to instill a love for nature and agriculture in young readers. Her book, Ellie The Crop Duster Saves The Farm, showcases her family’s farming background and highlights the importance of agriculture, a theme she plans to continue exploring in future books.

Creating Relatable Characters

Ellie, Tessa, and Mya are more than just characters; they are reflections of Rebecca’s daughters and their unique traits. Ellie, the brave and determined crop duster, embodies Rebecca’s eldest daughter’s farm girl spirit. Tessa, the airtanker, reflects the determination of children on the autism spectrum, inspired by Rebecca’s middle daughter’s love for firefighting. Mya, the plane on an island, symbolizes gratitude and the ability to see things from different perspectives, inspired by Rebecca’s youngest daughter’s journey following a brain injury.

Educational and Entertaining Stories

Rebecca’s books are designed to be both educational and entertaining. She meticulously researches topics related to her stories, ensuring that children not only enjoy the narratives but also learn something new. Whether it’s the history of crop dusting, the role of aerial firefighters, or the unique wildlife of an island, Rebecca’s stories provide valuable insights and encourage a deeper appreciation for different subjects.

Connecting with Readers

One of the most rewarding aspects of Rebecca’s work is sharing her books with classrooms and young readers. She cherishes the opportunity to engage with children, answer their questions, and inspire them to create their own stories. Rebecca hopes to foster a love of reading and learning, encouraging children to explore the world beyond screens and appreciate the beauty of storytelling.

Upcoming Projects

Rebecca is currently working on her fourth book, centered around a dairy farm. She aims to educate young readers about where their food comes from and the intricacies of farm life. This project, like her previous books, will blend educational content with engaging narratives, ensuring that children learn while being entertained.

A Unique Voice in Children’s Literature

Rebecca Victor’s books stand out in the landscape of children’s literature due to their personal touch, educational value, and the heartfelt messages they convey. Her dedication to inspiring young minds and promoting literacy through relatable characters and real-life experiences sets her work apart. Rebecca’s dream is to see her books on every bookshelf, inspiring children to read, learn, and create their own stories.

Rebecca Victor’s journey from bedtime storyteller to published author is a testament to the power of personal experience and the love of family. Her books, inspired by her daughters and her own childhood, offer children valuable lessons in courage, gratitude, and the wonders of the natural world. With each story, Rebecca hopes to inspire a new generation of readers and writers, one character, one story, and one book at a time.