What If You Could Start With the
Whole Story Already Mapped Out?
That was the idea behind Little Discovery.
Instead of opening a blank page and trying to figure out the title,
the story, the characters, the science, and every illustration one step
at a time, you begin with a complete direction for the book already
in front of you.
Inside are
480 ready-to-use picture book prompts across 48 nature themes,
each designed to turn one small moment of childhood curiosity into a complete
30-page story, while still leaving plenty of room to make the finished book
feel like your own.
Every story begins with something wonderfully simple:
a little character notices something unusual happening in nature,
imagines a funny explanation for it, and sets off to discover
what is really going on.
The kind of questions that can turn an ordinary walk,
a rainy afternoon, or a changing season into a whole little adventure:
“Where did the daylight go?”
“Who painted the forest red?”
“Where did all the frogs go?”
The child gets the fun part first: the silly guesses, the little mystery,
and the excitement of following the character toward an answer.
Then, once curiosity has done its job,
the real science becomes a natural part of the story.
The final pages explain what was actually happening in simple,
child-friendly words and finish with a hands-on activity that gives
them one more way to explore the idea.
And because every prompt comes with its own story format,
from a countdown or a diary to a detective case or a journey,
no two books in a theme unfold the same way.
Take a Look Inside One Little Discovery Story
A little glimpse of how the story, characters, words, and illustrations
come together on the finished pages.
A finished two-page spread from Little Discovery
The structure is already there.
The story has somewhere to go.
The science has a reason to be there.
And every page has already been thought through.
You get to spend your time on the part that actually feels creative:
bringing the little discovery to life.