GOD, Please Tell My Mother That I Love Her is a tender, healing, and much-needed source of comfort for children who are missing their mother — whether because of distance, divorce, detention, displacement, hospitalization, or even death.

This heartfelt book speaks directly to the ache inside a child’s heart when they are separated from “Mommy.” Through warm, reassuring words and gentle, hope-filled illustrations, children are reminded that God hears them, carries their love, and covers them even when their mother cannot be near.

Whether a child is spending their first night away at camp, recovering in the hospital, or navigating the deep confusion of family-court separation, this book brings:

✨ Comfort
✨ Reassurance
✨ Spiritual connection
✨ A feeling of being held, heard, and not alone

It is especially powerful during holidays, birthdays, and Mother’s Day — moments when separation hurts the most.

Written by Aleah Holland, RN, a national advocate and voice for over 15 million children separated from their mothers each year through family court and CPS removals — often due to false allegations, financial incentive structures, and systemic failures. Her work brings truth, comfort, and spiritual protection to children living through an era where the removal of mothers from children’s lives has become disturbingly common.

In a country where over 10 million children are effectively “mass-incarcerated” away from their first teacher and spiritual guide — their mother — this book stands as a lifeline, a prayer, and a reminder:

Love cannot be taken.
God still delivers messages.
And a child’s heart still speaks home.