Creating Stories to Make You Smile
Learn more about Smiles Publications and me, Sarah Miles
Welcome to Smiles Publications
Welcome to Smiles Publications, where stories are crafted to brighten your day and warm your heart. Founded with the simple belief that everyone deserves a reason to smile, we specialise in feel-good fiction that offers a comforting escape from everyday life. Whether it’s a charming romance, a whimsical adventure, or a heartfelt tale of friendship, our books are written to lift your spirits and leave you with a lasting sense of joy. At Smiles Publications, we don’t just tell stories—we share moments that make you feel seen, understood, and most importantly, happy.
Smiling is a simple yet powerful act that can lift our spirits, connect us with others, and bring light to even the darkest days. In a world that often feels overwhelming, everyone needs an escape. A moment to breathe, to laugh, and to feel joy. That’s why I write stories that make you smile. Through each character, each scene, and every heartfelt twist, I aim to offer a little break from the chaos and remind you that happiness still exists in the small, beautiful moments. Smiling isn’t just a reaction, it’s a way to heal, to hope, and to hold on.
MY short stories
Harmony on the Crescent
A hilarious short story about new friendships and new settings.
Jules and her fiancé Olly have purchased their first home together, a four-bedroom period house on Silver Birch Crescent. They have received an invitation to the Crescent's Annual General Meeting, which they have mixed emotions about attending. As the evening progresses, Jules acquaints herself with each of her unique neighbours: Heidi and Tristram, the super posh couple; Vicky and Freddie, the entertaining pair; Pat and Robert, the exemplary hosts; and Mary, the eccentric character who leaves a lasting impression. Jules quickly learns the etiquettes of living on the crescent, with some laugh out loud moments and surprising suggestions. Jules assesses the situation and decides that fitting in is what it is all about, isn’t it?