Jesus Reminds Harper: "Strangers Are My Children Too" is a children's picture book set in Arizona that explores themes of kindness, empathy, immigration, and faith. The story follows Harper as she meets Amaya, a girl whose family has immigrated from Guatemala after losing their home to a hurricane and facing danger in their community. As Harper witnesses both generosity and judgment around her, she learns, through reflection and gentle spiritual guidance, that love and welcome are stronger than fear and exclusion.

The book integrates cultural elements such as Guatemalan traditions, food, music, and worry dolls, alongside everyday childhood experiences and lighthearted animal characters. It is designed for early elementary readers and family read-aloud settings, supporting conversations about inclusion, compassion, and understanding across differences.