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“Stories have the power to heal, inspire, and bring us together.”
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt
Children’s authorEducatorSpeaker
Mooresville, North Carolina
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt is a children’s author, teacher, and lifelong believer in the power of books to change lives. Through her dragonfly-themed stories, she shares messages of hope, courage, and faith, reminding readers that even in life’s hardest moments, there is always light ahead.
Books
Diddle the Dragonfly Goes to Camp
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt
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Diddle the Dragonfly Sees a Sparkle in the Distance
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt
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The Dragonfly Angel
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt
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Diddle and the Rainy Day
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt
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Diddle Finds a Friend
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt
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Wings of Hope
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt
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The Little Lantern Bug
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A Pond Full of Wishes
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt
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Diddle’s Brave Little Heart
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Morning on Lake Norman
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About Carrie
Carrie Sokolowski Wehunt is a children’s author, teacher, and lifelong believer in the power of books to change lives. Through her dragonfly-themed stories, she shares messages of hope, courage, and faith, reminding readers that even in life’s hardest moments, there is always light ahead.
As a school librarian and educator, Carrie is passionate about creating spaces where children feel seen, valued, and inspired. Her books encourage kindness, resilience, and the belief that small moments — like a dragonfly’s gentle appearance — can carry big meaning.
As a school librarian and educator, Carrie is passionate about creating spaces where children feel seen, valued, and inspired. Her books encourage kindness, resilience, and the belief that small moments — like a dragonfly’s gentle appearance — can carry big meaning.
Grade levels: Pre-K, K–2, 3–5
Visits & topics
- Courage & resilience
- Hope & faith
- Kindness & friendship
- Overcoming challenges
- The power of books
- Social-emotional learning
Speaking topics
Finding hope in hard times
How a book is made, from idea to printed page
Writing your own story: a hands-on workshop
How a book is made, from idea to printed page
Writing your own story: a hands-on workshop
What a visit looks like
A typical visit is a 45-minute assembly followed by classroom workshops. Virtual visits are available. I bring books for a signing and a free discussion guide for teachers.
Contact Carrie Videos
A message from Carrie