For ages 6 to 12 · younger children shape a story, older ones write their own

    Your child writes the story. We bring it to life.

    Every page they write gets its own picture. Then you get a clear report on how their writing is growing.

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    • Safety checks on every story

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    The picture behind this card came from these words.

    Report for parents · 8 writing areas

    How it works

    Three simple steps

    1

    Your child writes or chooses

    They write their own story, or pick what happens in one.

    Once there was a door in the sea…

    2

    Each page gets a picture

    We paint a picture for every page, in the style they pick.

    A fox rowing through a lake painted in watercolourWatercolour
    3

    You get a clear report

    See what they do well and what to try next, in plain words.

    Ideas
    Word choice
    Story shape

    See it in action

    Watch a story become a book

    Fizz is a baby dragon who can’t breathe fire, only bubbles. Watch his four pages get written, painted from the words on each page, and turned into a book to keep.

    • Write a page
    • Watch it get painted
    • Keep the finished book

    This is a sample book we made to show how it works. The painting is sped up in the video.

    See it in 2 minutes

    See how a story gets made

    From your child's first idea to the finished book and your report.

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    TRY IT NOW

    Make a tiny story in 3 taps

    Pick a hero, a place and a problem. Or write your own first line. Then watch your page come to life.

    1Who is the hero?
    2Where does it happen?
    3What goes wrong?

    Your choices

    Noor · Old desert city · Something is lost

    Page 1Your story

    Noor and the Lost Map

    Noor lived in an old desert city, where the wind smelled of spice. One windy morning, Noor's favourite map blew away. What will Noor do next?

    Ready to paint

    This is a sample. In StoryBook Schools, every picture is painted new from your child's own words.

    Finish this story for real

    Two ways to start

    Write a story, or make one together

    A child meeting a friendly teapot robot in a moonlit sunflower garden

    Writing path

    1. Your story2. How it looks3. Write it
    • Your child writes every word
    • A picture for each page
    • No corrections while they write
    • A full writing report after
    Start a writing story
    A child and a cat exploring a magical underwater library

    Reading path

    1. Who2. Where3. What happens
    • Your child picks the hero and the plot
    • We make the book with them
    • 5 friendly questions after
    • A reading report for you
    Start a reading story

    Not sure? Start with reading. We will tell you when they are ready to write.

    What you get

    Not a grade. A clear picture of how your child is growing.

    • BeginningJust starting to try this.
    • DevelopingDoing it sometimes, with help.
    • AchievingDoing it well on their own.
    • ExceedingGoing further than expected.
    See a sample report

    Writing report

    The Paper Whale

    For you, in plain words

    Your child has strong ideas. Next, help them add how the characters feel.

    Strengths

    Bold, fresh ideas

    Growth areas

    Longer sentences

    Ideas
    Achieving
    Story shape
    Developing
    Word choice
    Exceeding
    Sentences
    Beginning

    +4 more

    Real stories

    Made by real children. Every one of them different.

    Tap a book to read a line from it.

    Although Sara and Alaa were scared, they gathered their courage and followed.

    The Cave of the Four Sisters · by Aliya, age 7

    Shared with each family's permission. First names and ages only.

    Safety

    Safe for your child, private for your family

    No ads, ever

    Nothing is sold to your child.

    PIN-protected

    Only you can open the parent area.

    Stories stay yours

    Never sold. Never used to train other companies' AI.

    Photos deleted

    We delete photos once the picture is made.

    Checked for safety

    Automatic checks block unsuitable words and pictures.

    Questions

    Questions parents ask

    Children aged 6 to 12. Younger children usually start with the reading path: they choose the hero, the place and what happens, and we write it with them. Children who already write comfortably write every word themselves.

    Still have a question?

    Write to us. We usually reply within a few hours.

    maryam@storybookschools.com

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