JOSHWAY Launches Children’s Book, “JOSHWAY and the Power of Resilience”
The book, expected to launch on June 13, empowers kids to overcome obstacles and become heroes in their own story.
EASTON, Pa. (June 10, 2025) – JOSHWAY, a nonprofit dedicated to equipping young people with the tools they need to thrive in today’s complex digital world, announced the upcoming release of its first-ever children’s book, “JOSHWAY and the Power of Resilience,” written by Glenn C. Breslauer and illustrated by Maggie Isamoyer.
“JOSHWAY was created to honor my brother Joshua’s memory and his passion for art, music and creativity,” said David Robertson, founder of JOSHWAY. “In this story, Josh is the main character who mentors others to face life’s challenges with courage, compassion and resilience—just like we hope to inspire the youth through our programs. This book beautifully reflects the spirit of our mission and brings it to life in a way that kids can truly connect with.”
Aimed at children navigating emotional and psychological challenges, “JOSHWAY and the Power of Resilience” is a heartfelt adventure that helps young readers build confidence, believe in themselves and find their inner strength. The book explores essential themes of self-empowerment, emotions and community support. It also includes an interactive coloring activity, inviting kids to draw themselves alongside JOSHWAY and share how they’re making a difference in their own lives and communities.
Breslauer is an award-winning creator, tech educator at Apple and founding partner of WealthScope Financial. His storytelling reflects his passion for helping others unlock their potential. Isamoyer, a Lehigh Valley native and graduate ofRocky Mountain College of Art + Design, brings the story to life with vibrant, emotionally rich artwork inspired by her love of nature and adventure.
Published via Lulu Press, “JOSHWAY and the Power of Resilience” falls under Book Industry Standards and Communications (BISAC) categories for juvenile fiction and nonfiction, addressing emotions, self-esteem and self-reliance, making it a valuable resource for parents, educators and caregivers supporting children through life’s challenges.
JOSHWAY is a nonprofit organization reimagining how young people grow into confident, purpose-driven leaders. Through its signature JOSHWAY Bridge model, they transform everyday challenges like digital stress, peer pressure, and mental health struggles into opportunities for growth. Their hands-on programs support holistic development, helping youth build resilience, self-awareness, and future-ready skills. By partnering with schools, nonprofits, and community organizations, JOSHWAY creates a strong network of support that brings real-world learning and mentorship directly to the environments where students live, learn, and lead.
The book is expected to launch on June 13, with initial sales available at shop.joshway.org, followed by wide distribution through retailers including Amazon and Google Books. All proceeds from this book help JOSHWAY empower youth and build future-ready leaders.
To learn more about “JOSHWAY and the Power of Resilience” and the mission behind it, visitjoshway.org.
About JOSHWAY
JOSHWAY is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to building the next generation of confident, purpose-driven youth leaders. Founded in memory of Joshua Devon Robertson, JOSHWAY was born from heartbreak and built on hope, with a mission to ensure every young person has a path forward. At the core of our work is the JOSHWAY Bridge, a leadership development model that helps youth strengthen essential life skills, uncover their voice, navigate the digital world responsibly, prioritize wellness, and prepare for what’s next. Through strategic partnerships with schools, community centers, and nonprofits, they embed real-world learning, mentorship, and support directly into the environments where young people live and grow. JOSHWAY doesn’t just empower youth, they walk beside them as they cross the bridge from potential to purpose, becoming holistic leaders ready to inspire, learn, and lead. For more information, visit joshway.org.
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Amiee Goldy
