Company's Mission Statement
Amelia wants to build a business that encourages people—young and old—to explore their creativity, strengthen their values, develop new skills and have the confidence to discover where their ideas might take them.
It begins with books and creative products today, but the vision is much bigger.
Creating opportunities to grow
As Amelia Grace's Creative Journeys develops, Amelia hopes to offer sustainable promotions, competitions, workshops and creative experiences for children, families, artists, musicians and the wider community.
A promotion might introduce someone to music. A competition might encourage a child to complete their first artwork. A prize could give an emerging artist access to equipment or an experience they could not otherwise afford. A workshop might introduce someone to a skill they continue developing for years.
The goal is to give people more opportunities to:
Read. Make. Experiment. Learn. Create. Grow.
Art without borders
One of Amelia's greatest ambitions is to host creative and artistic competitions that connect people from around the world. Children, emerging artists, musicians, experienced creators and communities all have something worth expressing.
Amelia hopes these future competitions will celebrate creativity rather than perfection, giving people opportunities to have their work recognised and shared.
It is an ambitious dream, and it will require the support of customers, families, artists, businesses and communities to bring it to life. Every book purchased, project shared, competition entered and person who tells someone else about Amelia Grace's Creative Journeys helps move the idea forward.
A positive world audit
Amelia describes part of the philosophy behind the business as a “positive world audit.” It is an invitation to consider what we are putting into our lives, our families and our communities.
We cannot erase every difficult experience or negative thought, but we can deliberately create more room for positive experiences alongside them.
More creativity. More learning. More kindness. More community. More bravery. More sincerity. More opportunities. More reasons to try.
One book will not change the entire world. One artwork will not solve every problem. One recording session will not create every musician's career. One workshop will not transform an entire community. However, thousands of small and constructive experiences can gradually create something much bigger.
That is the philosophy Amelia wants to begin putting into action. It starts small—with a book, a craft project, a competition, a conversation or an opportunity—and asks:
What positive thing can we create next?
Let customers speak for us
I really enjoyed shopping on the website. Everything was easy to find, the website was simple to navigate, and the whole experience felt smooth and pleasant. I’m very happy with my experience and would definitely recommend shopping here.
A Sweet Book With a Great Message
I read this with my daughter and we both really enjoyed it. I liked that the story doesn’t make courage seem like something big or complicated. It shows that even small things, like trying something new or speaking up, can take courage. The message stayed with us after we finished reading, and it gave us something nice to talk about together. I’d definitely recommend this book for parents looking for a meaningful read for their children.
I really enjoyed reading this book. I loved how simply and gently it explains courage and reminds children that being brave doesn’t mean you have to be fearless. The story is easy to follow, and I think the message about believing in yourself and taking small steps is something children can really connect with.
I would definitely recommend this book to parents, teachers, and anyone looking for a meaningful story that can help children understand courage and confidence.
�I had a chance to look at them, and I really like them. They feel beautiful, thoughtful and inspiring, and I can see how they could be meaningful for children.� - Psychologist
�A mindful and creative approach to life that encourages independent thinking, innovation, meaningful experiences and personal growth. Your books strongly connect with the five EYLF outcomes. The Respect concept supports children to feel valued, build confidence and develop self-esteem � such an important outcome to teach.� Ex Preschool teacher and business owner
Proud of you Amelia