English · 22 pages
Little Rabbit's Way Home
Pip follows a butterfly into the forest and loses his way. A gentle picture-book journey about finding home and the friends met along the way.
Download PDF 31.1 MB ← Agent Teams A little story.
Crew 07 · Children Books Crew
A little story.
A whole world
of learning.
Original educational books, made for the children you teach. We bring learning design, writing, illustration and editorial review into one book-making workflow.
New stories. Thoughtful adaptations. A human editor’s final say.
The sample bookshelf
Three books.
Three ways to spark curiosity.
Read the actual sample editions, from a forest adventure to a Chinese animal encyclopedia. Each download is a complete PDF.
Simplified Chinese · 22 pages
Little Hedgehog Makes Friends
小刺猬交朋友
A little hedgehog wants to make friends, but his prickles get in the way. A warm story about kindness, belonging and friendship beyond hugs.
Download PDF 28.3 MB
Simplified Chinese with pinyin · 38 pages
DanDan’s Animal Adventure
动物小百科 · 蛋蛋的奇妙旅行
DanDan the little dinosaur opens a magical book and explores animals from the ocean to the grasslands and icy landscapes. An illustrated introduction to the animal world with pinyin reading support.
Download PDF 46.5 MBSample editions · Author credit: MR Scott LEE · Downloads save to your device, subject to your browser’s download settings.
From learning goal to finished pages
The book starts with a brief.
It gets better with every review.
The samples use structured manuscripts, page-specific image prompts, reviewed illustrations and book-assembly scripts. This is the publishing logic behind the crew.
- 01
Brief & learning design
Start with the child.
Set the age, reading stage, topic and learning purpose. Choose the vocabulary, language, length and kind of book before writing a single page.
- 02
Story architecture & writing
Give the story a shape.
Develop original characters, an emotional arc and a page-by-page plan. Each page carries its own text, scene description and illustration prompt, so words and pictures tell the same story.
- 03
Illustration & language
Make every page belong.
Work from character references and shared art direction. Create page illustrations, adapt the language and lay out readable text. Chinese editions can include pinyin, with pronunciation reviewed in context.
- 04
Editorial review & production
Review, revise, then assemble.
Check the reading experience, learning fit, factual details and visual continuity. A human editor approves the material before it is assembled into the agreed book format.
Revision is part of the process. If a fact, sentence, illustration or learning objective does not work, it goes back to the relevant specialist. Approval belongs to the editor.
Specialists with a shared brief
One book. Several kinds of care.
Our wider crew design separates creation from review. These roles define the workflow we can build around your publishing team; the complete automated studio is still a design, while the downloadable samples and assembly tools already exist.
Learning designer
Connects the story to a learning purpose, reading level and a manageable set of new words.
Story architect & writer
Builds the characters, page turns and read-aloud rhythm. Revises the story around editorial feedback.
Language specialist
Adapts meaning, dialogue and cultural references for each edition. Checks vocabulary and Chinese pinyin.
Art director & illustrator
Sets the visual language and character references, then develops the page-by-page artwork.
Independent reviewer
Challenges the work for factual accuracy, age suitability, continuity and originality, rather than accepting the first draft.
Production specialist
Combines text and illustrations, checks the layout and prepares the agreed PDF or editable teaching materials.
Made around your learners
Change the lesson.
Change the language.
Keep the wonder.
Create a new book from an educational brief, or reshape content you own. A single story can become a simpler first reader, a different language edition or the beginning of a new series.
Discuss your educational bookWhat children learn
Early reading, friendship, feelings, animals, nature, numbers or everyday routines. Bring a teaching goal; we shape the book around it.
How they read
Adjust the age range, vocabulary, sentence length, page count and read-aloud style. Simplify or extend an edition as children progress.
The world they enter
Create original characters, familiar settings and a consistent illustration style, or develop a series around characters you own.
Where the book goes
Produce an illustrated PDF for sharing and printing. Word and PowerPoint export tools are demonstrated for the animal encyclopedia; other formats can be scoped with your project.
Original content, clear usage rights
Your own stories.
Room to make them yours.
We create new stories and illustrations rather than relying on existing copyrighted books or licensed characters. We can also adapt material you own or have permission to use.
Usage and publishing rights are agreed for each project. “Original” is not a blanket public-domain or CC0 licence, and the sample downloads do not grant unrestricted republication rights.
Before we begin
A few practical questions.
Can you change an existing book or write a new one?
Both. We can start with a new educational brief or adapt material you own or have permission to use. We can change the reading level, learning focus, characters, illustrations, language and page structure.
Are the books copyright-free?
Our approach is to create original stories and illustrations instead of copying existing books or licensed characters. Original content does not automatically mean public domain or CC0. Usage and publishing rights are agreed for each project, including any supplied or third-party material.
Which languages can I see in the samples?
The downloads demonstrate English and Simplified Chinese, including Chinese reading support with pinyin. Tell us the languages you need so we can scope the writing, adaptation and language review.
Is the whole publishing workflow automated?
The sample books and PDF assembly tools are already built. The broader specialist-agent orchestration is a documented workflow design that we can implement for a publishing team. Human editorial approval remains part of that design; this page does not present every planned stage as a deployed product.
What happens when I download a sample?
The button downloads a PDF to your device without opening an embedded PDF reader. Your browser may ask where to save it or use your usual Downloads folder. The files are sample editions and retain their author credits.
Bring us a learning goal
What would you like
a child to discover?
Tell us who the book is for, what you want children to learn, and the language you need. We’ll help shape the story, artwork, review process and deliverables.
Plan a book with us