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The Lighthouse
π§π΅π² ππΆπ΄π΅ππ΅πΌπππ² is a heartfelt story created to educate, support, and remind anyone going through a hard time that they are never alone. Through honest storytelling and beautiful illustrations, it breaks the stigma surrounding mental health, offering comfort to those who may be suffering in silence. The Lighthouse serves as a powerful symbol of hope, strength, and guidance, inspiring readers to find their own light while being a light to others in their communities.
Also available in
Le phare
Also available in
Le phare
47 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 1, 2025
About the author
Amanda Bernardo
7Β books21Β followersAmanda Bernardo is a Canadian childrenβs book author based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
In 2014, Amanda set out to publish her first childrenβs book, Little Voice, and later its French counterpart, La petite voix. She then went on to publish her second book in 2017, The Lighthouse, which is also available in French, Le phare.
Since 2014, Little Voice has been recognized by Scholastic as one of the top inspirational books of 2015, in addition to being featured by the Governor General of Canada. Both books are available through retailers such as Chapters, Indigo, and Coles, as well as in elementary school libraries across Canada.
Using her books as a means to give back, Amanda has donated over $11,000 to support programs and charities across Canada, including the Alzheimer Society of Canada, the Canadian Mental Health Association, and a number of community initiatives.
Amanda is currently working on publishing her third childrenβs book inspired by her road to motherhood.
In 2014, Amanda set out to publish her first childrenβs book, Little Voice, and later its French counterpart, La petite voix. She then went on to publish her second book in 2017, The Lighthouse, which is also available in French, Le phare.
Since 2014, Little Voice has been recognized by Scholastic as one of the top inspirational books of 2015, in addition to being featured by the Governor General of Canada. Both books are available through retailers such as Chapters, Indigo, and Coles, as well as in elementary school libraries across Canada.
Using her books as a means to give back, Amanda has donated over $11,000 to support programs and charities across Canada, including the Alzheimer Society of Canada, the Canadian Mental Health Association, and a number of community initiatives.
Amanda is currently working on publishing her third childrenβs book inspired by her road to motherhood.
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