Morish Press
Stories for quiet children who feel deeply
Rooted in wonder.
Morish Press creates gentle, emotionally rich stories for children who feel deeply. Through nature, imagination, and quiet storytelling, our books help young readers feel seen, safe, and understood.
More stories are growing here.
Each one rooted in wonder.
About Elorine
Meet the Author
Elorine is a children’s author and the founder of Morish Press, a storytelling imprint rooted in wonder and created for children who feel deeply.
She writes gentle, emotionally rich stories that centre courage, friendship, healing, and quiet strength — building imaginative worlds where sensitive children feel seen, safe, and understood.
Her work is shaped by lived experience, a background in safeguarding and compliance, and a deep understanding of emotional wellbeing. Through both her stories and her writing, she offers children something often missing — space to feel, reflect, and grow.
At the heart of everything she creates is one purpose:
to remind children that there is strength in softness, and that their way of experiencing the world matters.
Founder of Morish Press
Writing the stories she once needed.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Lost in the forest,
found in friendship
The Adventures of Morish follows nine-year-old Morish, a gentle and beyond the edge of her village and finds herself lost in a mysterious forest filled with whispering trees and hidden wonders. Guided by a silver fox and joined by unlikely friends, Morish learns to survive not through power or fear, but through empathy, courage, and connection. As she journeys deeper into the forest, she begins to uncover forgotten memories, ancient secrets, and the quiet strength that grows from loss and friendship. Each encounter in the forest becomes a lesson in listening to others, to nature, and to one’s own heart. Blending magical realism with emotional truth, The Adventures of Morish is a lyrical coming-of-age story for readers who love.
The Adventures of Morish follows nine-year-old Morish, a gentle and thoughtful child who ventures beyond her village and becomes lost in a mysterious forest. There, she meets a silver fox and a group of unlikely friends who help her navigate unfamiliar paths and challenges.
Through each encounter, Morish discovers the power of friendship, courage, empathy, and self-belief, learning to listen closely, collaborate, and draw strength from kindness.
A warm, adventurous story for children aged 8–12, The Adventures of Morish blends excitement with meaningful emotional growth and supports classroom conversations about resilience, teamwork, and wellbeing, making it ideal for shared reading and author visits.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Letters to the me I
haven’t met yet
Letters to the Me I Haven’t Met Yet follows sixteen-year-old Nia in the months after losing her cousin Aaliyah. As grief settles over her life, her best friend pulls away, her mum retreats into silence, and Nia herself begins to fade until she starts writing letters to the one person she still trusts: the girl she hasn’t become yet.
Through Nia’s raw, heartfelt letters, this tender story explores loss, identity, and fractured friendships. A guided journal section with reflective prompts invites readers into their own letters. A moving read for teens and adults navigating grief, it reminds us that healing isn’t erasing; it’s remembering without drowning.
Our Reviews
A story that whispers bravery into
every child’s heart
The Morish Journal
Where imagination heals and
courage blooms softly
