Amy Lambert
Through interviews, personal reflection, and storytelling, I explore relationships, self-discovery, imagination, and the questions that shape our lives. My work is driven by a simple curiosity: How do people navigate life's challenges, and what can we learn from one another along the way? Because sometimes the stories we need most are the ones that remind us we're not the only ones asking the question.
Current Projects
When Daisy the bunny is faced with an unexpected challenge, a little bird named Pavarotti helps her discover that courage, hope, and healing can come from the most unexpected places. A heartfelt picture book that offers comfort and reassurance to children navigating difficult experiences.
Seeking illustration and publication
Do happy marriages actually exist? Or are we all just pretending?
That question sent me on a journey to uncover what really happens behind closed doors. Through anonymous stories of love, loss, conflict, resilience, and lasting commitment, Is It Just Me? reveals the realities of relationships we usually see only from the outside. As the stories unfold, readers discover they're not alone in the questions they've quietly carried, and that the strongest relationships aren't perfect. They're built by two people who choose, day after day, to move through life together.
Currently in development
After years of chasing expectations, checking boxes, and putting everyone else's needs first, the life she'd worked so hard to build no longer felt like her own. Burned out and questioning everything, she found herself asking a question many women quietly wonder: Is this all there is? Finding Myself is the story of one woman's journey through exhaustion, reinvention, and self-discovery as she learns to build a life that finally feels like her own.
Currently in development
The Stories Behind the Stories
I'm fascinated by the stories beneath the surface, the struggles we rarely talk about, the questions we think we're asking alone, and the paths people take to find their way forward. Whether sharing the experiences of real couples, a personal journey of reinvention, or imaginative stories that encourage children to explore the possibilities within their own minds, I'm drawn to the moments when we wonder, "Am I the only one?" and discover we're not. My hope is simple: to help readers feel seen, understood, and a little less alone.
The Question Behind It All
Am I the only one?
It's the question that inspires every book I write.