Just In Case You Ever Feel Alone
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Just In Case You Ever Feel Alone
A tender reminder for little ones that they are never truly alone — from beloved author Max Lucado. Just in Case You Ever Feel Alone wraps even the loneliest day in warmth and reassurance, promising children that their parents are always there to squeeze away the sad and welcome back the glad — and that God is right there with them too. With gentle rhymes and endearing artwork by Eve Tharlet, this is the board book little ones will return to again and again. Ages 0–4.
Product Details
- Age Range | Ages 0–4 (Boys & Girls)
- Format | Board Book — full 4-colour, durable, and perfectly sized for little hands
- Author | Max Lucado
- Illustrator | Eve Tharlet (endearing artwork of a loving parent and baby bear)
- Theme | Loneliness, reassurance, and the promise that parents and God are always there
- Series | Follow-up to Just in Case You Ever Wonder — over 1.8 million copies sold
- Publisher | HarperCollins
Why Little Ones Love It
- The tender rhymes give children the words for feelings they don’t yet know how to express — and the promise that parents will always make time for them soothes even the deepest hurt feelings
- Eve Tharlet’s endearing artwork of a loving parent and baby bear is warm, gentle, and immediately comforting — little ones are drawn in from the very first page
- A follow-up to a beloved classic with over 1.8 million copies sold — trusted by parents and caregivers around the world to deliver comfort, connection, and faith in one beautiful little book
Perfect For
- Babies, toddlers, and preschoolers ages 0–4 navigating big feelings like loneliness, uncertainty, or a sad day
- A perfect baby shower gift, baptism gift, Easter basket essential, and comfort read for little ones going through transitions — starting school, welcoming a new sibling, or simply needing a hug in book form
- Reminding little ones every single day that they are loved, seen, and never alone — through the tender words of Max Lucado and the warmth of Eve Tharlet’s beloved illustrations