A New Thing
Your Child spots one small clue and looks closer while working to design an inclusive park.
Cover image coming soonA 16-page personalized adventure set in a child-friendly town, where your child becomes the junior architect and takes on the mission to design an inclusive park.
Read all 16 pages as simple text. The finished book will use your child's name, age, gender and images.
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Your Child spots one small clue and looks closer while working to design an inclusive park.
In the Future Architect story, Your Child sees that something does not match.
In a child-friendly town, Your Child slows down instead of rushing. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
As the junior architect, Your Child notices a worried feeling and takes one calm breath. Your Child notices the feeling instead of hiding it.
Your Child chooses one clue to check first while working to design an inclusive park.
In the Future Architect story, Your Child finds that the first idea is not right. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
In a child-friendly town, Your Child spots a new clue in another place.
As the junior architect, Your Child asks one clear question and listens.
Your Child tries again with a better idea while working to design an inclusive park. This is where self-control helps. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
In the Future Architect story, Your Child puts two clues together.
In a child-friendly town, Your Child makes the key choice.
As the junior architect, Your Child checks the last clue carefully. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
Your Child solves the mystery while working to design an inclusive park.
In the Future Architect story, Your Child thinks about what helped. Your Child thinks about what helped most. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
In a child-friendly town, Your Child shares a small happy moment.
As the junior architect, Your Child takes the lesson home. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.