Shantel Patt is a wife, mother, educator, and the bold creative force behind minimalist books that spark joy, inspire calm, and awaken confidence. With a passion for simplicity and soul, her work invites readers to slow down, embrace mindful moments, and live with intention.
For those stepping into teaching, Class Is In Session: The Expectant Teacher Survival Handbook is an essential, heart-centered guide to thriving with courage and compassion in the classroom. When the holidays beckon, Christmas Coloring Book: Bold & Easy wraps you in festive warmth and creative cheer. And for anyone craving playful inspiration, Bold and Easy Coloring Book: Food & Snacks Edition serves up deliciously fun designs to ignite your imagination.
Shantel’s books are more than just pages—they are vibrant invitations to choose love daily, celebrate life boldly, and nurture the soul with creativity. Crafted with heart and filled with intention, her work lights a path toward confidence, calm, and joyful living. Each creation reflects her belief that life is not merely about surviving but about embracing every moment with love and fearless passion.
Shantel Patt is a wife, mother, educator, and the bold creative force behind minimalist books that spark joy, inspire calm, and awaken confidence. With a passion for simplicity and soul, her work invites readers to slow down, embrace mindful moments, and live with intention.
For those stepping into teaching, Class Is In Session: The Expectant Teacher Survival Handbook is an essential, heart-centered guide to thriving with courage and compassion...
Chaos has a way of convincing us that it deserves all of our attention.
It arrives without warning, filling calendars, conversations, and quiet moments with things that feel urgent. Before long, we're moving from one obligation to the next, hoping that if we can just get through today, tomorrow might finally feel lighter.
Sometimes it does.
Sometimes it doesn't.
The truth is, life rarely waits for everything to settle before asking us to keep going.
There are seasons when the noise feels constant....
You don’t know what I’ve been through, what I had to survive, or what it cost me just to still be standing here. A lot of what shaped me happened in silence, in private moments where no one was watching.
So when you see my worship, you’re not seeing something emotional or performative. You’re seeing survival.
Because what looks like praise on the outside is really remembrance on the inside.
There were seasons where I didn’t know how I would make it through....