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The story after the story

A favorite book they don't have to say goodbye to.

Make the book your child wants tonight. If they ask for more, bring back the characters and places they loved for a brand-new adventure that belongs beside the first.

  • First Storybook free
  • No credit card
  • Parent controlled
Cover of The Hill That Giggled

Book 1

The Hill That Giggled

The same beloved hero. A new adventure.

Open Book 1

What makes a Series feel like home

The things they loved are waiting in the next book.

Children notice when a favorite place, promise, or tiny detail comes back. That familiarity is what makes a new book feel like home.

The same beloved characters

The same child, sibling, pet, or imaginary friend can walk into the next book just as your family remembers them.

Relationships that matter

A friendship made in the first book can still matter when the next adventure begins.

Familiar places and details

Favorite paths, little rituals, and important objects can be waiting for them when the next adventure begins.

Pictures that still feel familiar

The next book keeps the look your child loved, so both adventures belong side by side on the shelf.

A real Series, from book one to book two

When they ask for that character again, you can say yes.

In Ruby and Rumble, the first book was a game of hide-and-seek in the woods. When it became a favorite, both friends came back for a brand-new adventure, looking just the same and still playing together.

Read both books
  • Ruby

    Ruby is Rumble’s playful hide-and-seek friend.

  • Rumble

    Rumble is a huge, friendly triceratops who enjoys playing hide-and-seek with Ruby and proudly calls himself “invisible.”

How a Series happens

  1. 1Finish a book they loveEvery completed book quietly remembers its characters, places, and look.
  2. 2Ask for more like itChoose “More like this,” or start a new book with the same characters.
  3. 3Watch the Series beginWhen the second book is done, both sit together on their shelf, in reading order.

Questions, answered

About book Series

How does a book Series work?

Finish a book your child loves, then choose “More like this,” or start a new book with the same characters. When the second book is finished, the two sit together on the shelf as a Series, in reading order.

Does the next book in a Series cost extra?

Each new book is a new Storybook, priced like any other: one credit for Quick or Bedtime, two for Epic. Keeping the characters costs nothing, and characters from your stories never use up space.

Will the characters and pictures look the same?

Yes. A Series keeps its characters, important places, and illustration style, so the next book belongs beside the first.

Can my child, our pet, or a photo-made character star in a Series?

Yes. Any character from your stories can come back, including one made from a photo for your free first Storybook, or more made from photos with Plus. Stories with a character made from a child’s photo always stay private.

Do I need Plus to make a Series?

No. Series are part of every account. Plus adds controls for choosing exactly which characters, places, and details carry into the next book.

If I change a character, will it change the books we already have?

No. Finished books stay exactly as you read them. Changes only shape the books you make next.

One favorite book can become a whole family shelf.

Your first illustrated, narrated Storybook is free. If your child loves it, the same characters can be waiting inside a completely different adventure.

Create the first book
  • First Storybook free
  • No credit card
  • Parent controlled