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Santa lands in the garden and his littlest reindeer runs off to hide. Choose who stars: two siblings or a child and a grandparent.
Your child and your own dog lead Santa through the fog on Christmas Eve.
Your ballet-loving child dances in the Nutcracker, where the Snow Queen can't spin until your child finds the trick.
Your child builds a snowman who has never heard of Christmas, then makes one out of snow.
The castle tree is enormous. Its top cannot hold a star. Your child is the princess who finds the answer.
A Christmas hardcover starring your child. Find them among snowy markets, wrapped presents and Pip’s trail of clues.
On a snowy holiday morning, your child has no money and nothing big to give, so they set out to make something by hand.
A birthday morning starts too quiet. Your child finds a handmade paper crown on the pillow and nothing else, until they discover the whole house has been secretly making their day.
The new baby is home, and your child makes a welcome basket with their name on the tag. For a big sister, big brother or big sibling.
Hello eyes, hello nose, hello ten wiggly toes. A first book all about your baby, from good morning to goodnight.
A nightlight glow walks your child through the house to say goodnight to all the little awake things.
Pajamas on, and your toddler says goodnight to everything: the blocks, the bear, the lamp, the moon.
A real story built around what they already love, with their name and face inside it.
The biggest truck at the county fair is stuck in the mud, and everyone has tried. Your child becomes the spotter who calls the one move that works.
The Kite Festival cannot start until the castle's young dragon flies, and it never has. Your child is the princess who works out why.
Your child and your own dog, painted from your photos, bring a whole runaway flock home on Fair Day.
The big summer tournament comes to town, and your child plays the final with their own name on the jersey.
Your child plays the big summer championship for their own team, with their name and number on the jersey and one last-inning moment.
The world's biggest pop show needs a new headliner tonight, and your child's name is already lighting up the arena.
The call comes at dinner. Their name appears on the uniform. Then your child discovers the one play, turn, swing, or landing that changes everything.
Your child's name and number on the jersey, with a winning play written for one of six football positions.
A gentle garden story where your child learns that a flower keeps its own time, and the trick is to keep it company until it blooms.
Behind the bookshelf is a door no taller than a hand, and on its mat a letter the size of a stamp with your child's name on it. One small handshake with a mouse, and your child is mouse-sized: the tiny friends need their big friend tonight.
Your child and a favorite grown-up take an old camera across your state, stopping at real places along the way.
A learning adventure through tide pools, kelp forests, reefs, currents, and the deep sea.
Your child digs up an egg, hatches a tiny dinosaur, and tries (and hilariously fails) to teach it to be a real dino.
A classic underdog race where your child wins by keeping going.
A gentle forest tale where your child follows the clue instead of opening the door.
Bring the memory, lesson, feeling, family joke, or wild idea. We write and illustrate the one-of-one book only you could give.
Your little one walks through one whole farm day saying hello, and every animal answers in its own sound.
One little basket, one garden walk, and every color found one at a time: a red apple, a blue feather, a ladybug visitor.
Find your child in a town full of little surprises. Twelve search-and-find puzzles, with room for someone they love.
A first day of school story where the building grows as big as it feels and your child crosses every enormous space.
Every parent has this one: the walk to school used to be two miles, uphill, both ways, in the snow. Your child goes to check.
A Father's Day story where your child turns Dad's everyday care into a cape full of proof.
A tender Mother's Day story about the small, ordinary magic only a mom has.