Books & Publications
Explore Dr. Jean Wright’s published works, from inspiring children’s stories to groundbreaking research in education and health.
Stories That Inspire Growth and Imagination
Dr. Jean Wright’s children’s books are rooted in her decades of classroom experience. They’re designed not only to entertain but also to teach resilience, responsibility, and compassion. Through relatable characters and engaging storytelling, her books spark imagination while helping children explore important life lessons.
Diary of a Rebellious School Teacher, Vol. I
A realistic fiction series that follows Ms. Willard, a public school teacher navigating restrictive school policies. Using non-traditional methods, she discovers resilience, creativity, and the power of perseverance. These stories are inspired by Dr. Wright’s 35 years in education, giving readers an honest, engaging look into the classroom experience.
The Day I Grew Up (Coming Soon)
Jennifer and her brother Caleb face challenges at home when their mother becomes too ill to care for the family. As Jennifer searches for answers, she makes a remarkable discovery about courage, resilience, and family love.
The Adventures of Tommy Squirrel and Friends (Coming Soon)
Tommy Squirrel’s curiosity gets the best of him when he decides to follow his friends’ advice instead of his mother’s. His disobedience leads him into trouble — but also to lessons in responsibility and making wise choices.
Research That Advances Knowledge
Beyond her work as an author of children’s literature, Dr. Wright has contributed important research to the fields of education and health. Her academic publications reflect her commitment to understanding resilience, supporting caregivers, and improving community well-being. Each study adds to the conversation on how individuals and institutions can thrive under pressure.
School Violence and Teacher Resilience
Dr. Wright’s PhD dissertation, this extensive mixed-methods study revealed five major qualities that help teachers build resilience and “bounce back” from challenging situations. Her findings continue to guide educators, policymakers, and researchers in understanding how teachers can thrive despite adversity.
What Do Caregivers of Dialysis Patients Need?
Published in 2023, this qualitative investigation examined the challenges faced by caregivers supporting dialysis patients. Focus group participants ranged in age from 23 to 74, providing a diverse look at the emotional, physical, and practical struggles of caregiving. Dr. Wright’s research highlights the urgent need for better resources and support systems.
About the Author
Dr. Jean Wright was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and served nine years of honorable military service before beginning her 35-year career as a public school teacher. She has since become an author, researcher, speaker, and advocate for community health and wellness. Today she leads One Spirit Management Corporation while pursuing her passion for writing and service.
