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The TruBlu Library

The TruBlu Library Book Collection

Stories, coloring adventures, autism advocacy, and faith-filled reads for children and families.

The TruBlu library

Eight books.
One brave collection.

From children’s stories and coloring adventures to autism advocacy, fiction, and Christian memoir—there is a TruBlu book for where you are right now.

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A Day Our Way, a TruBlu Brotherz coloring story
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Children’s coloring story • 50 pages

A Day
Our Way

Every day. Our way. Our story. A joyful coloring adventure where children learn, understand, love, and see that there is more than one right way to move through the world.

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Dear Autism Mom: The Diagnosis Didn't Cancel the Plan book cover
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Dear Autism Mom

A faith-filled reminder that the diagnosis changed the journey—but never canceled God’s plan.

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Nobody Put This in the Autism Packet book cover
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Nobody Put This in the Autism Packet

The honest, practical guidance autism families are too often left to figure out alone.

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The Big Feelings Adventure book cover
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The Big Feelings Adventure

A victorious story that helps children move through frustration, fear, waiting, excitement, and overwhelm.

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TruBlu Brotherz My First Big Coloring Book cover
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My First Big Coloring Book

Big, simple pictures created especially for little hands—an inviting first coloring experience for ages two to four.

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She Kept Coming Back: A Novel by Kortney Truitt book cover
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She Kept Coming Back

A novel by Kortney Truitt about faith, family, and perseverance.

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Inside the pages

Books that say,
“I see you.”

Bright, honest, and full of details our families actually recognize. Every page celebrates communication, sensory needs, routine, growth, and the truth that our children matter—just as they are.

“Different doesn’t disqualify you from God’s plan.”
A TruBlu story page about truth and God's plan A TruBlu story page about different ways to communicate