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Storybook

Adventures

If they can dream it, it can be a book.

A dragon who hoards lost socks. Seven cats running a lighthouse. A trip to the moon in the laundry basket. Bring the idea; the pictures follow.

Here’s how it goes

Nothing to figure out. One thing to do at a time.

  1. 1

    Tell us who’s in it

    Add a photo or a few words for each person, then tell us the idea and where it takes place.

  2. 2

    Pick the look, then read the story

    Choose the drawing style. We write the story, and you change anything you like before any page of your book is painted.

  3. 3

    See it before you pay

    We paint the cover and two pages so you can see your book first. Then the whole book is drawn.

No account needed. You only pay once you’ve seen a preview of your book.

A finished example

See where your story ends up

To the Moon in a Laundry Basket

Told by Zadie, for Zadie

  • Cover

    Zadie’s own adventure

    A trip to the moon that Zadie made up herself.

  • Page 1

    One small sock

    The laundry basket landed with a soft bump. Biscuit bounced, very slowly, all the way to the moon’s edge. “One small sock for Zadie,” said Zadie, and planted it.

Example adventures

Ideas that got wonderfully out of hand.

Three sample books, invented for this page.

Your idea, your rules

Your world. Your rules. Your book.

Describe the characters, the places and what happens next, and the pictures are painted to match.

  • You invent the characters

    A girl and her dog, a gentle dragon, a captain with a crew of cats. Anyone you can picture.

  • You choose the places

    The moon, a cave full of socks, a lighthouse at the edge of the sea.

  • You make up the adventure

    What goes wrong, what goes right and how it ends. It is all yours to decide.

So… what happens next?

Create Your Own Adventure