Author /
Suzelle Murcia
Mini-Biography
Suzelle Murcia brings the wisdom of her experience as a child and adolescent psychologist to children’s literature. Passionate about personal development and sophrology, she has chosen the path of educational storytelling to share her knowledge.
In her stories, she likes to weave life lessons and promote the well-being of young minds through didactic tales imbued with benevolence.
Thanks to her collaboration with LGJL Publishing for the illustration of her works, her books come to life, captivating children’s imaginations and reinforcing the positive messages she wishes to convey.
Suzelle often uses meditation and sophrology before writing, to connect deeply with the messages she wants to share with her young readers.
Interview
Suzelle, as a child psychologist, how does your profession influence the themes you tackle in your stories?
My professional practice gives me invaluable insight into the minds of children. I draw on this experience to create stories that not only entertain, but also educate about the importance of self-confidence, emotional balance and empathy, which are crucial to their development.
What is the main objective you seek to achieve through your writing for young readers?
My aim is to plant seeds of wisdom and well-being in children’s minds. Each tale is designed to teach them a moral, give them tools for emotional well-being and help them navigate their inner and outer worlds with confidence.
How does LGJL Publishing's illustration of your books contribute to the mission of your stories?
Illustrations are a bridge between words and children’s imagination. LGJL Publishing has a gift for capturing the essence of my stories and embellishing them visually, making learning and discovery even more magical for young readers.
What are your favorite books and why?
“The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
This book marked my childhood and sparked my interest in the life lessons hidden in children’s stories.
“Sophrologie pratique: A la portée de tous et ses applications familiales” by Dr. Patrick-André Chéné
This guide gave me concrete tools to integrate sophrology into my educational writing.
“The Prophet” by Khalil Gibran
Gibran has influenced my vision of personal development and spirituality.
