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For parents and grown-ups

Big feelings.
Real-life stories.
A little more connection.

Help your child find words for what they’re feeling. Explore original stories about friendship, changing families, trying again and finding courage. Choose a story that fits your child’s world, then enjoy its available reading, audio or illustrated-video editions together.

Try a 30-second audio or video preview before choosing a membership. New All-Stars memberships are $7.99/month for five complete original books to keep each paid billing month, with Look, Listen and Read. Extra complete titles are $4.99 each. Your chosen books stay in My Story Box after cancellation. The $2.99 plan includes released Read and Listen stories while subscribed, not full Look videos. Paid signup is not open yet; existing memberships and testing passes keep their promised benefits.

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The planned experience

Read, Listen, Watch. Same book.

Every original is planned as one connected book in three formats. Formats arrive as each one is finished and approved, and every book page shows which ones are actually ready.

Turn the pages together.

Illustrated pages on screen for a lap-and-sofa moment. You set the pace, pause to point at pictures and talk about what might happen next.

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What it is good for

Small, warm moments, more often.

Sometimes the hardest parenting question is “How do I explain this?” A familiar character and a relatable story can help you start. These stories support family conversations; they are not a substitute for professional mental-health care.

The stories are written by Dr. Aaron Robinson, a former athlete whose background spans psychology, sports performance and athletic development. Meet the author.

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    Find a story for this moment

    Search by age, title, topic or phrase—whether your child is learning to take turns, adjusting to two homes or feeling nervous about something new.

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    Room to choose

    Some days call for a lap and a page, some for headphones, some for pictures in motion. You pick what fits the moment.

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    Ages kept honest

    Explore the original Ages 0–2, 3–5, 5–7 and 7–10 shelves, plus separate Ages 10–12 and 12–14 Books shelves for our 20 Older Readers stories. Older Readers editions stay Coming Soon until their actual media and age-appropriate content are verified. Each story keeps its own reviewed age group; younger books are not relabeled. Reader Lab is a separate activities area.

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    Grown-ups stay in charge

    Accounts, plans and rewards live with you. You open the family library; children do not need a separate login. Free games are available without an account.

Stories shaped by everyday life

What story would help your family?

Maybe a new school feels overwhelming. Maybe your family is navigating a change you haven’t seen reflected in other books. Tell us what you wish you could find.

Send a general topic suggestion to our team. Your ideas can help shape future stories. Requests do not guarantee a new book or release date.

Suggest a story topic

Please don’t include child names, photos, diagnoses, school names or private family details.

Request a more personal story

Signed-in grown-ups can send a private request inspired by a child’s interests and everyday experiences, inside the PIN-locked parent area. It is a request for review, not an order: no payment is taken, and pricing, timing and formats are agreed afterwards. Requests are removed after 30 days. Please do not send children’s photos through the contact form.

Open private story requests

Our first collection

The Adventures of Deuce and Friends

Meet Deuce and explore books by age and topic. Membership opens ready formats; books still in review stay on the shelf.

Explore the Deuce collection

Add to your home screen

Open Look, Listen and Read from an icon on your phone or tablet—using this same website and account.

iPhone or iPad · Safari

  1. Open this website in Safari.
  2. Tap Share. Depending on your Safari layout, open the page menu first.
  3. Choose Add to Home Screen (on iPad, you may need More in the Share menu). If offered, turn on Open as Web App, then tap Add.
Apple’s iPhone instructions (opens a new tab)iPad instructions (opens a new tab)

Android · Chrome

  1. Open this website in Chrome.
  2. Tap the three-dot menu, then Install and create shortcut. In some versions, look for Add to Home screen.
  3. If Install is offered, follow its prompts. Otherwise choose Create shortcut, confirm the name, and tap Add.
Google’s shortcut instructions (opens a new tab)

An internet connection is required for books and media. Adding an icon doesn’t download books, change your membership, unlock paid stories, or sign you in automatically. Browser options vary; an Install button appears here only when your browser supplies a supported install prompt.

Plans, in plain words

Start free. Decide later.

Family stars

Finish a book, earn a star.

One star for each different full book your family completes, in any format. Replays and previews do not add extra stars. Stars sit in one shared family balance managed by a grown-up, not per child, and they never expire.

5 stars

Can be spent on 20% off one eligible digital-book purchase. Not for subscriptions, and discounts do not stack.

An illustration of the rules only. A grown-up approves every spend on the membership page.

An honest answer

Why pay when free stories exist?

Fair question. Here is what is free, what membership offers, and what is Coming Soon.

Free, always

Classic public-domain and openly licensed books in our Free Library stay free with no account and no paywall. They are not what a paid plan sells.

What a paid plan is for

Original characters and stories with coordinated Look, Listen and Read choices, age-group browsing, and grown-up tools like family stars and rewards. Check each book card for its currently released formats.

Compared with YouTube and other services

Many free videos and apps are lovely, and you may prefer them. The difference here is coordination and curation: matching formats of the same book, no open chat, and grown-ups managing accounts and spending.

Where things stand today

Original stories are already published. Each book card shows which Look, Listen and Read formats are released now; some titles still have formats Coming Soon. Our 20 Older Readers stories have separate Ages 10–12 and 12–14 Books shelves and remain Coming Soon until their editions are verified. See the membership page for current paid-signup availability; we are checking payment readiness.

Open the Free Library

Free right now

Ready today, no account needed.

How it works for your family

Grown-up accounts
Accounts are for grown-ups and require email verification. Children use the family library without a separate child login.
No open chat
There is no public chat or messaging between users.
Billing and rewards
Purchases and rewards require a verified grown-up account, with confirmation before spending stars.
What we keep
Your account, finished-book progress for stars, rewards and any message you send us. Signing up is not a newsletter subscription.

Questions grown-ups ask

Straight answers.

You do not have to. Free Library classics stay free. Membership is for coordinated original stories, curation and grown-up features. Original stories are already published. Each book card shows which Look, Listen and Read formats are released now; some titles still have formats Coming Soon. Our 20 Older Readers stories have separate Ages 10–12 and 12–14 Books shelves and remain Coming Soon until their editions are verified. See the membership page for current paid-signup availability; we are checking payment readiness.

Start with one story.
See where the conversation goes.

Create a free grown-up account and explore The Adventures of Deuce and Friends. Each book shows which formats are available now.