Ages 2 and 3
Personalised books for toddlers
For two and three year olds we paint your little one as a toddler, with a toddler’s round cheeks and small build, not as a big child. Seeing themselves on the page is the best way to keep them listening.
These stories are gentle and short enough for bedtime, with lots to point at in every picture.
- Painted as a toddlerTell us their age and we paint them the right size for it.
- Lots to point atBig, busy pictures, and a big 28 cm printed book if you want the biggest.
- Bedtime lengthStories you can read in one sitting, and again, and again.
Favourites for little ones
The Night the Diggers Woke Up
When the building site wakes up at night, the machines need someone in charge. There's a crane who is scared of heights.
The Wumple
One rainy afternoon, your child draws something that comes out all wrong and scrunches it into the bin. That night, the bin goes crinkle. Funny, tender, and about the very best place on the fridge.
The Lost Roar
A tiger cub has lost his roar, and only your child can help him find it. Through the jungle, past a very unhelpful parrot, to the moment it matters most.
The Starlight Map
A star has fallen out of the sky. With a tiny fairy and a shy little dragon called Pip, your child sets off to bring it home.
The Unicorn Who Made Grey Rainbows
Clementine's first rainbow keeps coming out grey. Your child knows the secret: sometimes you have to stop trying so hard, and jump in a puddle.
Sprocket the Little Racing Car
A little old racing car, found under a dusty sheet, enters the Great Hill Race. A story about speed, friendship, and what really wins.
Prices
- Digital bookIn your inbox in minutes£12.99
- Softcover book20 cm square, posted free£22.99
- Hardcover book20 cm square, posted free£34.99
- Large hardcover28 cm square, posted free£44.99
Every printed book includes the digital book. Our promise: if anything is wrong, we put it right.
Questions
Will my two year old look like a toddler?
Yes. When you tell us their age, these stories paint them over toddler versions of the pictures, so they look their age.
Which book size is best for little ones?
Little hands love the 20 cm books, and the large 28 cm hardcover has the biggest pictures for pointing at.
Can a baby brother or sister be in it?
Some of our stories have room for up to three children. Look for "Up to 3 children" on our Stories page.