Heath Meadows Publishing

Stories for real life.
And worlds beyond it.

Books, planners and literary fantasy — created with compassion, curiosity and purpose.

“Small steps still move you forward.” 🌿

Five publications. One independent voice.

Practical resources and imaginative fiction for readers navigating real life — and those ready to enter another world.

ADHD Student Planner · PDF

Calm Study

A gentle study system for focused learning

A 44-page printable planner designed from the ground up for students who experience overwhelm, task paralysis, and difficulty starting.

📄 44 pages
⚡ Instant download
🧠 ADHD-friendly
🌿 Wellbeing tools
Book · Paperback & Ebook

The Shape of What Remains

A grounded, compassionate guide for fathers navigating separation. Practical direction for rebuilding identity, co-parenting with calm, and building resilience.

📚 Paperback & Ebook
🛒 Amazon UK
✍️ Heath Meadows

“This is not about blame. It’s about growth.”

AWS Study Guide · CLF-C02

AWS Cloud Practitioner Guide

The complete beginner-friendly exam guide. 6 parts, 9 diagrams, 65 mock exam questions, 100+ glossary terms. Written in plain English for career changers.

☁️ 6 Parts
📝 65 Exam Qs
📚 Paperback & PDF
⚡ Instant PDF
Literary Fiction · Paperback

A Rabbit’s Punch

By Catherine Gallear

A haunting, atmospheric story of heart, humanity and hope — a tale that lingers long after the final page.

📚 Paperback
🛒 Etsy
✍️ Catherine Gallear
Illustrated Literary Fantasy · Book One

The Hollow Crown

Book One of The Grey Decline

An illustrated literary fantasy of power, memory and identity — where the greatest danger is the reasonable desire to surrender responsibility.

📚 Paperback & Kindle
🖼 Illustrated edition
✍️ Dale Matthews
♛ The Grey Decline
Our Story

Why we exist

Heath Meadows Publishing creates practical resources and imaginative fiction — united by the belief that the right words at the right moment can genuinely change things.

Our ADHD planner, Calm Study, began with my daughter. She went to university full of promise, and ADHD made everything harder than it should have been. Watching her not have the right tools for how her brain actually works is what led me to build Calm Study.

Our book, The Shape of What Remains, came from navigating separation and trying to show up as a father when your own life is mid-rebuild.

Our AWS study guide came from tackling cloud computing without a technical background — and finding that most resources assumed too much or moved too fast.

The Grey Decline grew from a different question: what happens when authority presents itself not as cruelty, but as necessity? The Hollow Crown, Book One, opens that illustrated literary-fantasy world.

🌿 Calm Study
Built for students with ADHD who need a gentler way to study.
📖 The Shape of What Remains
Written for fathers navigating separation — honest and grounded.
☁️ AWS Cloud Practitioner Guide
Plain-English exam prep for career changers and beginners.
♛ The Grey Decline
Illustrated literary fantasy exploring power, memory, identity and shared responsibility.
“Compassionate, practical support — built for real people in real situations — can help anyone take the next step forward.”

— Heath Meadows Publishing

“Small steps still move you forward.”

That’s not just a tagline. It’s what we believe — and it’s what every product we publish is built around.

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Reader Reviews

What readers say

★★★★★

“This book gave me the roadmap I desperately needed during the hardest time of my life. Practical, compassionate — exactly what I needed to hear.”

— Mark T., Father of Two · The Shape of What Remains
★★★★★

“More than a book — it’s a companion through the journey. Honest, grounded, transformative.”

— David M. · The Shape of What Remains
★★★★★

“Heath Meadows understands what fathers need during separation. This book doesn’t preach — it guides with empathy and clarity.”

— James R. · The Shape of What Remains

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