About The Author
Zandreya Zanyelle Fleming
Zandreya Fleming is a Christian, devoted wife, proud mother, and a 19-year Active Duty Army Sergeant First Class with a heart for service and storytelling. Born in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, her life journey has taken her through the worlds of military service, healthcare, and now, children’s literature, each path driven by a deep desire to help and uplift others.
A Summa Cum Laude graduate in Health Sciences, Zandreya is a certified Medical Assistant and Phlebotomist. Currently stationed in Huntsville, Alabama, she is pursuing her Master of Business in Healthcare Management and attending nursing school at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Upon graduation, she will commission as an Officer in the United States Army Nurse Corps.
Inspired daily by her children, Zandreya writes heartfelt stories that celebrate love, kindness, faith, and the unbreakable bonds of family. Her home is filled with laughter, domino towers, church music, and international adventures. In her free time, she enjoys singing, reading, sudoku, aerial yoga, and date nights with her husband, Victor.
Deeply rooted in community service, she leads Feed the City: Huntsville, a monthly outreach that has served over 32,000 meals. Her dedication earned her the Gold Presidential Volunteer Service Medal in both 2023 and 2024.
About The Book
If Our Castle Falls
Trinity and TJ aren’t just building any castle; they’re on a mission. Block by block, they dream, plan, and build the tallest, strongest tower their playroom has ever seen. But suddenly, CRASH! The entire castle tumbles to the ground. Disaster? Maybe. The end? Definitely not.
If Our Castle Falls is a delightful, heart-led children’s book that turns a simple block-building session into a powerful story about bouncing back.
When everything they worked so hard on falls apart, Trinity and TJ must figure out what matters more: the castle or how they treat each other when things go wrong.
With warm, expressive illustrations and a bedtime tradition rooted in the wisdom of their great-great-grandmother Lillie, this story blends playtime chaos with timeless lessons on perseverance, faith, and the strength of sibling love. It’s perfect for ages 3–10 and anyone who’s ever tried something big, only to have it fall apart.
More than just a sweet read, it’s a tool for parents and educators to talk about patience, problem-solving, and the courage to rebuild. If Our Castle Falls reminds children that failure isn’t the end, it’s just the start of something stronger.