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...
In the middle of the lesson plans, the long days, the noise, the questions, the emails, and the moments when you wonder if you have anything left to give—there can still be joy.
Maybe it’s a student finally understanding something they’ve been struggling with.
Maybe it’s laughter filling the classroom when you least expected it.
Maybe it’s a quiet moment at the end of the day when you realize, I made a difference today.
You don’t always remember when something became a tradition. Sometimes there wasn’t a conversation about it. Nobody sat down and decided, “This is what our family is going to do every year.”
It just happens.
You go once.
Then you go again.
And somewhere along the way, it becomes part of the rhythm of your family.
For us, the State Fair Classic is one of those things.