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Valerie McNulty

Christian Author • Children’s Author • Military Wife

I write faith-centered books that encourage women and families through seasons of separation, transition, and starting over.

U.S. Coast Guard · Pensacola, Florida

Military Spouses & FamiliesFaith & SpiritualityMilitary Life

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Never “Goodbye.” Always “See You Later!”Book
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A children’s picture book created to help military children navigate deployment and separation.
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Never "Goodbye." Always "See You Later!" is more than just a book. It's a powerful reminder to the military child that they are always remembered. It's a testament to the enduring bond that distance can't break. This book was created to be a constant source of reassurance for military families navigating long-distance relationships, a beacon of comfort in the storm of separation. It's a personalized expression of love, reinforcing how much each military child is cherished. Never "Goodbye." Always "See You Later!" reminds all military children that they are never forgotten, always thought of, a
Sep 27, 2024 – Present

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Valerie McNulty is a Christian author whose work explores faith, friendship, belonging, and the ways we find home through seasons of change. Drawing from her experience as a military wife, children’s author, and longtime content manager for a military family ministry, she writes for readers navigating separation, starting over, and the search for meaningful connection.

Her writing spans children’s books and Christian nonfiction, with a heart for stories that encourage readers to see God’s faithfulness in everyday life. Across genres and generations, her goal is to create thoughtful, hope-filled work that reminds readers they are not alone and that there is room to belong, even when life looks different than they expected.

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