Wren doesn't understand why the news is always so sad. Every night, she sees stories of hurt and loss-and her heart aches to help. If only she could invite the little girl from the news over for a sleepover, give her a bath, share her dinner, and lend her a dress. When Wren's father helps her see that even small kindnesses can matter, she decides to start her own "Good News Gazette," sharing stories of joy and hope from her neighborhood. Soon, Wren discovers that goodness is everywhere-if you just know where to look. Wren's Good News is a tender, empowering picture book for sensitive children (and the grown-ups who love them). It reminds readers that while we can't solve every problem in the world, we can still choose kindness, notice the good, and make a difference-one small act at a time. Perfect for readers who love The Invisible Boy, Have You Filled a Bucket Today?, and A Sick Day for Amos McGee, this gentle, heartfelt story celebrates empathy, hope, and the quiet power of compassion.