The Blue Wagon by Karen R. Sullivan: A Gentle Tale of Treasures, Burdens, and Kindness

A children’s story with a heart for adults too, The Blue Wagon reminds us all that burdens grow lighter when kindness is shared.
Karen R. Sullivan’s The Blue Wagon: A Story Where Childhood Meets Wisdom

Childhood is filled with treasures, some heavy, some light. In The Blue Wagon, author Karen R. Sullivan shows how even the smallest discoveries carry the greatest meaning.
A Treasure Hunt of the Heart: Karen R. Sullivan’s The Blue Wagon Brings Childhood Lessons to Life

A small wagon, a few rocks, and the wisdom of a neighbor become symbols of life’s greatest lessons in Karen R. Sullivan’s heartfelt children’s book, The Blue Wagon.
The Blue Wagon by Karen R. Sullivan Highlights Life Lessons Through a Child’s Perspective

GALLOWAY, OH – The Blue Wagon, a new children’s picture book by Karen R. Sullivan, offers a narrative that combines imaginative exploration with subtle emotional themes.
New Children’s Book “The Blue Wagon” Explores Emotional Growth Through Childhood Adventure

GALLOWAY, OH – Author Karen R. Sullivan introduces her debut children’s book, The Blue Wagon, a story designed to engage young readers while addressing themes of emotional development and intergenerational understanding.
When Does a Child’s Game Become a Life Lesson?

You watch your child play and think it’s just fun. A pile of blocks, a wagon of rocks, or a backyard treasure hunt. But if you look closer, something bigger is happening. Play isn’t only play. At some point, it shifts. A game turns into a lesson.
What Can Parents Learn From a Wagon of Rocks?

Kids collect things that don’t always make sense to adults. A cracked marble. A feather from the yard. A rock that looks like every other rock on the sidewalk. To us, it’s random clutter. To them, it’s treasure.
A Rock, a Wagon, and a Rainbow — Finding Healing and Hope in Children’s Stories

Every once in a while, a children’s book arrives that doesn’t just entertain it heals. Karen R. Sullivan’s The Blue Wagon is one of those rare stories.
Why Every Child Needs a Mr. Wiggledimp

What if one kind neighbor could change the way a child sees the world? Sometimes, all it takes is a gentle smile, a small gift, or a listening ear to plant a seed of kindness that grows for a lifetime. In Karen R.
The Power of Symbolism in Children’s Literature

What makes a simple story stay in our hearts long after the last page is turned? Why does a tale about a child pulling a wagon, or a rabbit searching for a home, feel like more than just a bedtime read?