Chapter two · Down to the Creature Stables
A Griffin in the Straw
Down to the stables before breakfast. In the last stall, under the straw, something is hiding: a young griffin, all beak and feathers, just as new here as she is.
Illustrative
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Letters for kids, by post
A story told in letters and posted to your child, one chapter at a time. They are the hero, the people they love are written in, and the envelope has their name on the front.
From £6€7.13$7.43 a letter, 25% off with LETTER25
What arrives
Each letter is the next chapter of their story, printed and posted in an envelope addressed to them. Weekly, fortnightly or monthly: you choose the rhythm.
They choose. We write it that way.
Every letter ends with a choice like this one. Pick, and the page goes the way you said.
The real P.S. of letter one, from one of our own stories in this world.
Chapter two · Down to the Creature Stables
Down to the stables before breakfast. In the last stall, under the straw, something is hiding: a young griffin, all beak and feathers, just as new here as she is.
Illustrative
Chapter two · Practise Wake until a lamp lights
She whispers Wake to a cold lamp. Nothing. A puff of smoke. On the third try, a tiny flame, and all down the hall the lamps light up in the wrong order.
Illustrative
Literacy & education
Tell us their age and the letters are written at their reading stage. Here is what changes on the way from four to fourteen.
4–5
Short sentences, playful repetition, a picture on every page. The P.S. is a question you ask them at bedtime.
6–7
They take a line, you take a line. The names they know are the ones they read first.
8–10
Longer chapters, richer words, a plot that needs remembering between letters. The P.S. is theirs to answer.
11–14
Deeper plots, moral weight, a world that does not explain itself twice. Written for a reader, not a listener.
Ages are the stories' best-for ranges; the reading level follows the age you give us, not the story.
Six stories
Each story is a world our team has written and drawn, from a tiny hidden world where crumbs become cliffs to a school for magic. Your child steps in as the hero.
A space story for kids
A magic school story for kids
A tiny-world story for young kids
A superhero story for kids
A history story for kids
A fairy-tale story for kids
Pay as each letter goes, or pay once for a set of them. Same letters, same stories, and the extras are yours to add either way.
Paid per letter
A letter on the rhythm you choose, for as long as the adventure runs. Every one picks up where the last left off. Pause or stop whenever.
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For a story that keeps going, and a world that keeps growing.
Paid once
Five, eight or ten letters, paid once. A whole arc of their story, with an ending.
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For a gift, or a first season.
Postage free in the UK. Elsewhere £2.70 a letter.Postage free in the UK. Elsewhere €3 a letter.Postage free in the UK. Elsewhere $3.50 a letter.
Personalised letters, asked
About the letters, the ages, the price and how they are made.
Letters written to your child by name, posted to them, with a story inside. A Journee letter is a chapter of an adventure in one of six stories, with your child as the hero and their family and friends written in as characters. The next chapter arrives a week, a fortnight or a month later.
You tell us about your child when you set the story up: their name, their age, what they love, and who should be in it, from a grandparent to the dog. The letters are written at the reading level of their age, and the envelope carries their name. You can add people to the cast from your account between letters.
Children aged 4 to 14. Younger children have their letters read to them, older ones read them alone. Every story suits every age in that range: the reading level follows the age you give us.
A pack of 10, 8 or 5 letters, paid once, from £60 for 5; or a subscription from £8 a letter, paid as each one goes. The code LETTER25 takes 25% off, so letters start at £6 each. Postage is free in the UK.
The stories, their places and people, and the whole story arc are written and drawn by our team. We use AI for a single job: weaving your child, your family and their friends into that story. Most letters are read by a person before they are printed and posted.