Meet Whisp
the little cloud who notices what no one else can
run your hand through the sky — or tap a cloud to see what it becomes
float down ☁
the little cloud who notices what no one else can
run your hand through the sky — or tap a cloud to see what it becomes
float down ☁
Who is Whisp?
Whisp drifts over rolling hills and busy beaches, watching the world below — the games, the naps, the small troubles nobody else sees. He can’t shout and he can’t reach. But when someone needs looking after, Whisp always finds a quiet way to help.
You’ll always know him by the one little curl on top of his head. Plenty of clouds drift by, but only Whisp wears a cowlick.
Whisp’s favorite game
Whisp’s friends love puffing themselves into shapes. Can you guess what this little cloud is pretending to be?
Whisp likes playing with you!
Tell me when Book Two floats inThank you — your note landed safely at our kitchen table, and you’re on Whisp’s Weather Watch. When Whisp Floats the Coast is out, you’ll be the very first to know. No flurries of email. Just the one happy announcement.
Whisp’s Weather Watch
“When we listen and work together, we have reasons to expect a happy ending.” — the closing line of Whisp Floats the Coast
Whisp Floats the Coast is finished and headed to print. Leave your email to join Whisp’s Weather Watch — he’ll float you exactly one note the day it’s ready.
One email when the book is out. That’s the whole forecast.
Your address goes to our kitchen-table inbox and nowhere else. No list is sold, shared, or spammed.
The books
Book One · the story of the happiest little cloud in the sky
Read it on AmazonAlready met Whisp? A short review helps other families find him
Book Two · a beach day, a storm, and a beam of light
finished & headed to printWhisp’s cloud spotter
Every cloud in the sky is one of Whisp’s neighbors, and each kind has a name. Tap a cloud to learn what it’s telling you, then go find it in your own sky.
Share the sky
The nicest thing readers have done for Whisp is simple: they bought one copy for their own shelf, and one for a classroom, a library corner, a waiting room, or a little reader they love. If Whisp made someone in your house feel seen, maybe he can do it for someone else’s.
How Whisp came to be
Michele wrote Whisp’s first story by hand. Her son Grayson helped it become a real book on real shelves. Every family has a story like that waiting somewhere.