LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl is an original world for children ages 6–9, where activity books, creative materials, and story-based online games are connected by stories, characters, and one shared idea: a story does not end with reading, but moves into action, play, exploration, or a child’s own creative response.
Different types of products and different formats can be found here. A printed book gives a child a story and real hands-on activity. A digital book or creative material can be downloaded; those designed for printing can then be printed, colored, cut out, folded, or used in the child’s own play. A story-based online game continues the familiar world on screen. Not every product has to include everything at once, but they all belong to the same LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl world.
Who Are Little Book Bird and Wise Owl?
Stories, books, creative materials, and online games are connected through the world of the Little Book Bird and the Wise Owl. The curious Little Book Bird wants to see, try, and understand everything, while the calm and attentive Wise Owl helps notice what matters, ask questions, and make sense of difficult things.
That is why the same world can continue in different ways: through a new story, an activity, a creative task, a printable material, or a story-based online game.
What Is Part of the LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl World?
Activity Books
LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl activity books connect stories with things children do. This can include reading, observing, finding a solution, coloring, cutting, gluing, drawing, or another activity in which a child does not simply receive information but does something with it. Books can exist in different formats. They can be printed or digital. A printed format gives the child a ready-made physical object, while a digital format makes the material available immediately and, when it is designed for printing, allows it to be transferred from the screen to paper. The format changes, but the purpose remains the same: the child reads, thinks, acts, and creates.
Creative and Learning Materials
Not every idea needs a whole book. The LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl world can also include separate creative and learning materials connected with its stories, characters, or different kinds of children’s activities. Some of these materials may be digital: the file is downloaded, but the child’s activity does not necessarily happen on screen. The material can be printed, drawn on, cut out, folded, combined, or used in the child’s own play. For some of these materials, the digital format is a way to deliver the file, while the child’s activity itself happens on paper and is hands-on.
Story-Based Online Games
Story-based online games continue the LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl world in another form. They let children meet familiar characters again, return to a theme or story, and use their attention, memory, logic, observation, counting, or creative thinking. All games on the public “Play!” page are free. No account is required. They contain no ads, notifications, hidden purchases, or endless engagement mechanics. A game here is a meaningful activity, not a way to keep a child in front of a screen.
From Story to Action
At LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl, this approach is called Story-to-Action Learning. A story is not the end point, but the beginning of something a child can do: notice, compare, find, solve, draw, cut, assemble, play, or come up with something of their own.
That is why a book, a separate creative material, and an online game can be very different in form while still being parts of the same approach. What matters is not that a child goes through the same set of steps in every product, but that the story sparks curiosity and gives them a reason to think, act, and create.
Children’s Ideas Can Continue This World
Children in the LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl world are not only readers or players. The books include a special page where a child can draw their own idea for a future adventure of the Little Book Bird and the Wise Owl. A parent or legal guardian can send the drawing through the Ideas for New Adventures page. If the idea is selected, it may inspire a new story or become part of a future book, online game, or another material in the LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl world.
What Drawings Are Accepted?
We accept drawings created on the special final page of any of our books. It can be a little story in which the main characters fly somewhere, search for something, talk to someone, laugh, or discover something surprising. The drawing itself may also be used in full, in part, or in an adapted form according to the rules described on the Ideas for New Adventures page.
Can Drawings Be Printed in the Books?
Some drawings may be printed in future books. If a drawing inspires a new adventure of the Little Book Bird and the Wise Owl, a new story may grow from it, and the drawing itself may become part of the book together with the child’s name, if it was provided. In this way, the drawing becomes part of a bigger adventure while still preserving the spirit of what the child created.
Do We Pay Money or Rewards for Drawings?
No. There are no contests or competitions here. A child’s drawing is treated as genuine inspiration for future stories and books. By sending a drawing, the adult gives LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl permission, free of charge, to use it in full, in part, or in an adapted form in future books, on the website, in online games, or in other project materials – or not to use it at all. No fees, prizes, or other payments are provided.
Privacy and a Safe Digital Space
The LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl world is a calm and predictable space for children and their parents:
- we do not sell personal data;
- we do not share email addresses or other personal data with third parties for advertising;
- the data required for payment may be processed by a payment provider for payment processing, tax calculation, receipts, and refunds;
- we do not use personal data for marketing emails without separate consent;
- the website contains no advertising, banners, third-party advertising networks, or hidden advertising integrations;
- an adult’s email verification is used when sending a child’s drawing;
- children’s drawings are not published automatically and are not used without permission from the adults who submit them;
- submitted drawings are stored for the time needed to review them and, where relevant, to work on a book or other project materials.
A safe digital space is not a separate feature here, but part of the idea itself.
Do You Need to Use Everything Together?
No. A book, creative material, or online game does not have to be part of a complicated mandatory path. Each product has its own content and can work on its own. The connections between them offer something different: if a child likes a story, character, or theme, they can meet it again in another form. The world continues, but it does not force a child to follow it in a particular order.
What Age Is This Project For?
LittleBookBirdAndWiseOwl is designed primarily for children ages 6–9. But this is not a strict boundary: different children read, draw, solve activities, and play at their own pace. Curiosity does not begin or end on a birthday.