Print at home

A4, two folds, one staple.

The PDF is imposed as a saddle-stitch booklet, so an ordinary home printer gives you a real little book with a fold and a spine — not eight loose sheets.

The reading face is embedded, so it prints the same at a print shop as it does on the machine in the study.

Two editions of every book

Which one to print

The colour edition: Full illustrations, exactly as they appear on screen. The one for the book bag.
The colour-in edition: The same book with the fills dropped — line art, for a child and a set of pencils. It saves ink, and it is a feature rather than a fallback.
Both: A4, saddle-stitched, no watermark, no sign-up, no email. Our name is on the back and that is the whole plan.

The Yearbook

Every book they read this year, bound properly, with their own drawing on the endpapers. The one grandparents cry at.

Coming.

Print any of these, free

Ten complete books. Pick one, print it, put it in the book bag tonight.

Or make one about your own child

Four minutes from opening the app to a printed book with their name in it.

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A4, two folds, one staple.

Which one to print

The Yearbook

Print any of these, free

Ollie and the Mud

Sid Digs a Big Pit

Nan's Chooks

A Big Red Van

Tip Top Tip

The Big Wet

The Cat and the Van

Up the Gum Tree

The Rock Pool

The Thing Under the Bed

Or make one about your own child