Erden's Story Book
Erden travels all over the universe and has adventures with fire trucks, rockets, spaceships, heavy equipment, and a tesla cybertruck
Olive the Demon Hunter's Story Book
Olive the demon hunter entrepreneur manages her business empire while turning out the hits and saving the world
Olive the Demon Hunter's Story Book
Olive the demon hunter entrepreneur manages her business empire while turning out the hits and saving the world
Tilly's Story Book
When Tilly spins the hands on her shell-clock, she slips into different “times”—not heavy history, but kid-friendly eras and moments: dinosaur picnics, pirate tea parties, future playgrounds. A–Z scenes show her collecting tiny souvenirs and learning that every moment, including “now,” is special.
Mira's Story Book
After closing time, Mira opens a secret library just for animals and forgotten toys. Each letter opens a different magical book-world that spills slightly into the real library—A is for Astronauts, D is for Dragons, S is for Sea—and by Z, the library is stitched together by all the stories they’ve shared.
Prince's Story Book
Prince goes on adventures finding different critters around the house -- ants, beetles, centipeded, etc.
Emeline's Story Book
Emeline the baby pygmy hippo asks 26 questions about limerence — traveling the universe in a futile attempt to satiate her love and longing
Amber's Story Book
Amber the caterpillar asks 26 questions about love — make sure Amber is in the drawings
Bubbles's Story Book
Bubbles is shy and hides under rocks, embarrassed by having “too many arms.” Through an A–Z tour of the coral reef, each tentacle ends up helping someone new—tying knots, juggling shells, playing instruments—until Bubbles proudly uses all eight arms at once to save the day during a storm.
Milo the Worry Dragon's Story Book
Milo learns to breathe, imagine, and believe in himself despite his tiny wings.
Barbie's Story Book
A doodle bug asks 26 questions about limerence — traveling the universe in a futile attempt to satiate his love and longing
Pipkin's Story Book
Zoey explores a new inclusive park and neighborhood, turning every ramp, curb, and tree into part of an adventure course. A–Z pages highlight different friends, games, and creative “access hacks,” showing that the world is more fun for everyone when it’s designed for all kinds of bodies.
Nori's Story Book
Deep in the forest, Nori runs a “Lost & Found Burrow.” Each letter introduces a new lost item and the creature it belongs to—acorns, gloves, maps, yo-yos—revealing tiny stories about friendship, remembering, and letting go as Nori gently returns (or repurposes) each treasure.
Sunny's Story Book
Sunny floats above a busy town learning that their weather follows their emotions. From A–Z the scenes show Sunny discovering how to notice, share, and soothe their feelings—little showers, rainbows, breezes—until Sunny learns to balance sunshine and storm in a kind, gentle way.
Ember's Story Book
Everyone expects Ember to be fierce, but all Ember wants is to grow a magical garden. From A–Z, Ember helps forest animals with cozy, plant-based “dragon magic,” slowly turning the frightened village at the mountain’s base into a community of new friends.
Luna Cray's Story Book
Luna tumbles from the night sky into a child’s backyard and must collect scattered “star pieces” around the house and neighborhood A–Z, meeting animals and objects that glow in different ways, until she realizes she belongs both in the sky and in this new home.
Luna's Story Book
Luna tumbles from the night sky into a child’s backyard and must collect scattered “star pieces” around the house and neighborhood A–Z, meeting animals and objects that glow in different ways, until she realizes she belongs both in the sky and in this new home.
Princey's Story Book
Prince goes on adventures around the house and neighborhood meeting creatures, large and small that frolic with him
Prince's Story Book
Prince explores the house and neighborhood and makes friends with all the critters and creatures large and small
µ's Story Book
a cow that falls in love with a horse and a horse that goes on a date with it because it thinks the cow is a horse but then finds out it is a cow
Kappy's Story Book
Kappy goes on an adventure around the world and around the galaxy teaching kids about being open minded
Mark the Ninja Acrobat Engineer's Story Book
Mark the Ninja Acrobat Engineer going on adventures on the interwebs
Pulse's Story Book
A lone hero journeys through surreal, enchanted realms to uncover the hidden harmony beneath fractured worlds.
Adulting's Story Book
Growing up means finding joy in the chaos of adulting—one coffee, errand, and boundary at a time.
Jax's Story Book
Jax the fox learns to tune out social noise and find peace in being himself.
adulting's Story Book
Growing up means finding joy in the quiet, chaotic balance of adult life.
GPT Pro Sutras's Story Book
Tiny actions and bold truth transform doubt into extraordinary growth.
AI's Story Book
AI explores Truth, Beauty, and Curiosity all over the world and the universe from macro to micro
Adult ABCs's Story Book
A woman’s bold, unapologetic journey through desire, art, and forbidden self-expression.
Opus's Story Book
A bold exploration of feminine desire, power, and forbidden beauty through mythic, sensual allegories.
Erden’s Adventures with Cybertruck's Story Book
A tiny explorer’s boundless curiosity drives him to conquer cosmic wonders, one bold adventure at a time.
Erden’s Heavy Equipment Adventures's Story Book
A curious toddler explores the cosmos through giant earth-moving machines, turning work into wondrous adventure.
Erden’s Dragon Friends's Story Book
Erden learns courage and kindness by befriending elemental dragons, discovering magic in every letter.
Fluffy's Story Book
Fluffy finds new furry friends to lick and groom all over the universe
Miji's Story Book
Miji meets local cats around the world at epic historically significant events throughout history
🎪 Miji's Story Book
Miji joins the circus and learns all the circus disciplines and apparatuses
Sirens's Story Book
Sirens and seductresses across the millennia in fact and fiction across the world and the universe
Ined de Sade's Story Book
“we need to put them on an island with hand saws and let them live out their lives in misery” 26 six ways to make idiots suffer on an island
Clianthus's Story Book
A child’s awe-filled journey through surreal, dying worlds where beauty and decay dance in wonder.
Astra & Comet's Story Book
A brave girl and her loyal companion journey through magical lands, learning courage and friendship with every adventure.
Astra & Comet (Paper Craft Edition)'s Story Book
A brave girl and her loyal companion journey through magical lands, learning courage and the power of friendship.
DEI's Story Book
A world on the brink of collapse where creatures confront fate and find hope.
Adultingg's Story Book
A is for Alarm clocks — because somehow, once you’re an adult, all your dreams come with an 8:00 a.m. wake-up call. B is for Boundaries — which you now know you desperately need with people, projects, and maybe even your own overambitious to-do list. C is for Coffee — the official currency of functioning, especially before noon. D is for Downsizing — whether it’s your closet, your possessions, or just your expectations after tax season. E is for Errands — the secretly endless chain of things you didn’t know you signed up for when you became an adult. F is for Finances — because remembering that “fun money” exists is part of the magic trick. G is for Ghosting — not just texts, but collecting receipts, insurance policies, and that gym membership you never used. H is for Hustle — as in, balancing work, health, hobbies, social life, and somehow still having time to wonder, “What’s for dinner?” I is for Insurance — the adult equivalent of “what if the dragon shows up,” but sadly the dragon is just a leaky pipe or a flat tire. J is for Joy — rare, overpriced, and worth it when it hits — like a weekend brunch without guilt or a good book on a rainy Sunday. K is for Karma — because sometimes you hope good karma will fix what you forgot to budget for. L is for Laundry — not cute sock pile, but real-life “I haven’t done laundry in three weeks” pile. M is for Maintenance — physical maintenance, mental maintenance, and, yes, the car needs oil too. N is for Negotiation — with landlords, with contractors, with family — and sometimes with yourself. O is for Overthinking — the secret superpower adult brains come with, often engaged while lying awake at 2 a.m. P is for Priorities — suddenly it’s not just what you want, but what you actually need. Q is for Quiet time — rare, precious, and usually scheduled at 5:30 a.m., or whenever you stealth-hide in the bathroom. R is for Renovations — of your apartment, of your habits, of your life goals — sometimes optional, sometimes mandatory. S is for Sleep — gloriously underrated until you end up face-down on your keyboard at 4:59 p.m. T is for Therapy — not just “someone else’s problem,” but often your own personal toolbox for sanity. U is for Unsubscribing — from newsletters, spam calls, toxic friendships — and emotional clutter. V is for Vaccinations — because there’s a surprising amount of adulting in staying healthy for your own sake. W is for Wi-Fi — the single most adult necessity: bills must be paid on time, or productivity stops. X is for “eXasperation” — a gentle nod to all the moments you mutter, “Seriously?” under your breath. Y is for Year-end — taxes, resolutions, reflections, and that familiar voice saying, “Next year will be different.” Z is for Zoning out — the sacred adult skill of switching off your brain, preferably with a book, a bath, or zero notifications.
10 Ways to Fuck a Chicken by Grok's Story Book
A child learning kindness and respect through caring for a helpless creature.
