Photos are for creating
Your child's photo is used to create their story character, not as public content.
Every child's story, told by the people who love them most.
Turn your child into the hero of their own story.
Begin with one photo and let your child meet themselves on the page. Your hopes and their imagination can grow together into a story world of their own.
Eleven's story
The Cat Who Lost Her Purr
A true story
A chance encounter at the mall grew into a book
That day, Eleven met a giant cat at the mall
She stopped for a photo by a sculpture—a boy in a bucket hat riding an enormous orange cat. When she came home, she told her dad she wanted a story with them.
Child
She gave the story its beginning
She saw more than a sculpture. She saw an adventure waiting for its next page.
“I want a story with the boy who rides the giant cat.”
How the story grew
A sentence without an ending found its next pages
01Step into the book
Eleven became the true hero of the story.
02Let the adventure begin
The cat took its first step, and her sentence found an ending.
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Keep the imagination
A passing idea became a book the family could open again.
A promise to parents
Your child's content stays with your family
Content stays with family
Characters, books, and reading history are managed in your family account.
Parents choose what is shared
Publishing or sharing a story is always your choice.
Now it’s time for your story.
Moments like this happen in families everywhere: a child says something strange and completely sincere, and a grown-up decides to take it seriously. Eleven’s book belongs only to Eleven. Your child’s book will belong only to your family—not the same story with a different name.
Create their first one-of-a-kind book