built by a mother
the letter inside every copy
"We live in a world where a child often prefers a screen to a book. Simple activities that spur the mind's imagination lie forgotten as children seek easy, sometimes mindless entertainment.
This book, designed carefully by a mother, and a professional, is packed full of activities that grow a child's imagination by taking them on a journey of exploring their inner selves.
I, as a writer and a mother, understand the crucial importance of not only keeping your child engaged, but fruitfully so. Such activities are the perfect way to keep your child engaged, learning, and growing.
I hope you and your child have fun working through this book."
— Lovely Doshi
Principal Founder & Chief Mentor, I Am Miracle
who's behind it
Lovely Doshi is a mother, dreamer, and changemaker who believes that education should be about more than exams and textbooks — it should help children find their inner compass.
Her first creation, I Am Not a Book (ages 6–10), received immense love from parents and children across communities. Many mothers shared how it became their child's favourite nightly ritual, sparking meaningful conversations and growing self-confidence. Encouraged by that response, she began building a series of journals to support children through every stage of growing up.
With Dear Me: A Journey Within, she extends that journey to pre-teens and teens — a safe, friendly space to reflect, dream, and express themselves freely.
Professionally, she leads an international marketing and communications company working with universities and colleges across the world — bringing the same rigour to I Am Miracle that she applies to education institutions.
When she's not writing or designing, she spends her days with her children, exploring music, art, and the small joys of life. She believes every child's voice deserves to be heard — gently, clearly, and proudly.
why it actually works
Kids don't absorb lectures about values — they respond to something to do. Every activity inside has been practiced with children before ever being printed. Mirako the Miracle, the character who guides them through the journal, turns each page into an invitation, not an assignment.
a letter to every parent
"Mothers wrote to me about how it opened up conversations they never thought they'd have with their kids. That response inspired me to create this series for older children too."
From the preface of Dear Me: A Journey Within
what's next
I Am Miracle started at a single fair with no ads and no online store — just journals that got families talking. That's still the mission: giving every child the one shelf that isn't about grades.