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The friends who come back, story after story

Create characters once — a brave little fox, a robot who's scared of the dark, the family cat — and invite them into any adventure.

  1. Companions, not cameos

    Kids get attached. Recurring characters mean tonight's sidekick can return tomorrow, next week, and next year.

  2. Made from your child's world

    Turn pets, stuffed animals, and imaginary friends into story characters with their own personalities.

  3. Pictured in every adventure

    Characters appear in the story's illustrations, so the fox your child adores is right there on the page.

  4. Let kids pick their favorites

    Mark the characters your child asks for, and they'll be ready to star in the next story you create.