Don't Forget to Remember

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Don't Forget to Remember

by Holcomb, Ellie

Ellie Holcomb turns the act of noticing into a spiritual practice in this gentle, rhythmic book. It is designed to help children—and the adults reading along—pause and recognize the fingerprints of God in the everyday world. Rather than offering complex theology, Holcomb uses lyrical prose to point out beauty in creation, reminding readers that even when life feels overwhelming, there is evidence of love and purpose all around us. The pacing is slow and meditative, inviting you to take a breath and look closer at the small details. It feels like a quiet conversation at the end of a long day, meant to soothe anxious hearts and foster a sense of gratitude. This is a perfect pick for parents who want to anchor their children in faith through wonder rather than rule-following, or for anyone needing a soft, hopeful reminder of their place in the world.

10 Books similar to 'Don't Forget to Remember'

Since this book is all about cultivating wonder and grounding oneself in faith, I have pulled together a list of titles that share that same quiet, reflective heart. These selections focus on the themes of unconditional love, the beauty of creation, and the importance of remembering our inherent value. Whether you appreciate the lyrical storytelling of Sally Lloyd-Jones or the mindful wisdom found in Charlie Mackesy’s work, these books serve as companions to Holcomb’s message, helping you and your little ones stay connected to the truths that matter most.

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The Garden, the Curtain and the Cross
The Garden, the Curtain and the Cross

by Carl Laferton

Like Ellie Holcomb's work, this book uses beautiful, gentle storytelling to explain profound spiritual truths to children. It shares a similar focus on creation and the connection between the reader and the divine, wrapped in a warm, accessible narrative.

God Gave Us You
God Gave Us You

by Lisa Tawn Bergren

This book mirrors the tender, parental, and faith-affirming tone found in Holcomb's writing. It focuses on the wonder of creation and the unconditional love of God, making it a perfect companion for readers who appreciate gentle, reflective children's literature.

The Jesus Storybook Bible
The Jesus Storybook Bible

by Sally Lloyd-Jones

Fans of Holcomb's lyrical and poetic style will find a kindred spirit in Lloyd-Jones's storytelling. Both authors excel at framing biblical narratives in a way that feels intimate, relevant, and deeply comforting to young hearts.

Wherever You Are: My Love Will Find You
Wherever You Are: My Love Will Find You

by Nancy Tillman

This book shares the deeply reassuring and comforting atmosphere of 'Don't Forget to Remember.' It focuses on the enduring nature of love and presence, themes that resonate strongly with Holcomb's message of remembering God's constant care.

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Found
Found

by Sally Lloyd-Jones

Based on Psalm 23, this book offers the same meditative and soothing quality as Holcomb's work. It encourages children to find peace and security in their faith, utilizing simple, rhythmic prose that is easy to read and remember.

The Biggest Story
The Biggest Story

by Kevin DeYoung

While slightly more narrative-driven, this book captures the same sense of awe and wonder regarding the overarching story of faith. Readers who enjoy Holcomb's ability to connect big concepts to small, everyday moments will appreciate this accessible retelling.

Wonder
Wonder

by R.J. Palacio

Though a middle-grade novel, 'Wonder' shares the core theme of noticing goodness and beauty in the world, which is central to 'Don't Forget to Remember.' It encourages readers to look past the surface and remember the inherent value in everyone.

Little One, God Loves You
Little One, God Loves You

by Amy Warren Hilliker

This book provides a gentle, encouraging message that aligns perfectly with the faith-based, reassuring tone of Holcomb's writing. It is designed to help children feel secure and loved, mirroring the 'remembering' aspect of Holcomb's work.

The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse

by Charlie Mackesy

This book is a masterclass in gentle wisdom and mindfulness, themes that are deeply embedded in Holcomb's work. Its conversational, reflective style encourages readers to pause, appreciate the moment, and remember what truly matters.

Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes
Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes

by Mem Fox

While secular, this book shares the rhythmic, lyrical, and celebratory tone of 'Don't Forget to Remember.' It highlights the shared humanity and beauty in creation, making it a wonderful addition to a collection focused on gratitude and wonder.