Here’s our mission.
- To teach kids how to be great readers of the Bible by writing their own books
- To create young Christian authors with personal libraries
- To promote gifting and reading paper books to foster patience and attention
- To write for God, family and friends
“If I take the wings of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea, even there your hand shall lead me, and your right hand shall hold me.” Psalm 139:9-10
Here is what a book project looks like:
- After subscribing, you will receive story book kits with questions.
- You/your child chooses a favorite animal or other character for the book. Then you will answer the questions in the story kit and have fun with the details!
- Format the book yourself or buy a low-cost formatting package from us.
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Who We Are
We’re a family-run business. Dad is an IT guy and Mom has been a reading teacher and an English language teacher for over 20 years.
Our teenage kids do the book-formatting for an adult-friendly low price, and they also work on math by keeping track of expenses and revenue.
The Bible humbles us and fills us with hope. Our goal is to help others dive into the Word, and we pray that the Holy Spirit will enlighten you with the truth.
Help us in our mission! Choose a paid subscription to help us advertise which will lead more and more kids to write stories based on Scripture. We are not technically a non-profit, but we operate as one by capping a small amount we may keep and putting the rest back into our mission. Besides helping kids in the US write Christian books, we also send Scripture worldwide through social media posts. Did you know that in many places Scripture can reach thousands for less than one cent per click? Please support us or try it yourself!
Why This Mission
- We live in confusing times with many people preaching ideas that are not biblical. All of us need to read the Bible to know what is true.
- It’s important to slow down and read the Word; for restless kids and adults, a project that relies on staying true to the Word can help with reading it.
- To make a paper book, we start on paper with the writing process and then shift to the screen to finalize the layout and choose illustrations.We learn a healthy balance of using our screens to produce something that rests our eyes.
