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A rascally rabbit, clearly with more curiosity than sense, surveys its grassy kingdom at the edge of a path that winds decisively into a forest thick enough to have Opinions. Deer loiter conspiratorially on the trail, possibly exchanging woodland gossip under patches of blue sky threading through leaf-laden branches. Towering over all this intrigue are bold letters: *Into the Thicket*, along with the formidable names Gail Kuhnlein and John Megahan—offering an open invitation for rabbits (and their bookish allies) daring enough to risk a little adventure.
Rabbit Book

Discover Into the Thicket by Gail Kuhnlein, an award-winning picture book inspired by a true [...]

01
Aug
On a particularly adventurous bit of pavement, an absurdly chipper hedgehog—animated with the kind of optimism only found in creatures who’ve never had to fill out tax forms—brandishes its self-published magnum opus as if expecting instant literary acclaim. Looming behind is a bookshop all glass and possibility, the kind of place where indie novels lurk hopefully on bottom shelves. To the right stands a dignified red Royal Mail postbox, awaiting correspondence or perhaps just enjoying the scenery. Some well-behaved green shrubs mind their own business in handsome planters by the shop entrance, feigning indifference to all this authorial excitement.
Self Published Book

There's a persistent myth that self-publishing is what you do when traditional publishing says no. [...]

20
Jul
Writing for Real Children Amid dappled sunlight, a spoon-wielding badger beckons a bashful hedgehog (sock in tow); butterflies plot mischief nearby.
Writing for Real Children

Imagine if someone gently but firmly pointed out that you'd been cooking for the dinner [...]

07
Jul
On a well-worn table, a book sprawls open to a treehouse with a suspiciously blue door, mushrooms loitering in sunlight; tea waits.
Why Storytime Matters

The cost of skipping bedtime stories isn't dramatic. It doesn't show up in a single [...]

20
Jun
A barn owl, feathered in moonlit cream and toasty brown, soars above a sleepy village that glimmers beneath midnight clouds. Owls are amazing
What’s so Special about Owls?

Explore the world of owls with this engaging blog post, featuring fascinating facts and must-read [...]

29
Mar
A young woman, beset by laptop and chaos—hair-grabbing, mid-scream, surrounded by crumpled papers and a turquoise pencil case.
Is it okay to use AI to make a book cover?

There's a particular kind of absurdity that only becomes visible once you've sat inside a [...]

22
Mar
A cheerfully improbable tree-stump house with a blue door and glowing windows, flowers, mushrooms, and “Coming soon” in white text.
What Nobody Tells You About Writing a Kids Book

Everyone tells you writing a children's picture book will be magical. What they don't tell [...]

19
Mar
A woman and lad, grinning like they’ve outwitted foxes, read Aesop amid chaos—pencils, milk, tales, and cosy book-laden walls.
Why Reading to Children is Important

Unlock the literacy benefits of reading to your child. Studies have demonstrated that reading with [...]

21
Feb
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