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bibliotherapy for children and families

Imagine the unimaginable

Help your child feel seen, loved, and understood—right where they are.
Create a story
bibliotherapy for children and families

Imagine the unimaginable

The giggles, the gasps, the “Can we do another one?!” moments—your child’s wildest ideas just became their favorite stories.
what is bibliotherapy?

We turn big emotions into bigger adventures

With Storytailor, bibliotherapy turns emotions and challenges into adventures filled with imagination and wonder. It’s a joyful way for your child to feel seen through stories they’ll love.
Educational
Max and Baker's Boogerland Adventure
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language learning
ليلى وبذور الضحك السحرية
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mental health
Billy, the Pogo Stick, and the Cheesy Chase
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educational
Luna and the Magical Reading Adventure
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introducing the character vault

Where heroes live before their big debut

Creating a character is as easy as dreaming them up. Pick their look, give them a story, and save them in the Vault. Need a trusty sidekick or a daring hero for your next adventure? Just add them to a story. It’s imagination on demand.
Our Goal: To ensure that no child ever feels left out
Whether it’s their appearance, abilities, or emotions, 
every child should feel seen and valued in the stories they read.
Loved by kids and adults
"This story has me in it. And ice cream! and dinosaurs!"
- Shay, age 5
"When we're dreaming up these wild adventures, it’s like time slows down. We're just together. And that means everything."
- Lilly, Mother of 4yo
"I’m the king and you’re the knight, okay? I want rock and roll hair."
- Mateo, age 7
"I want us to go to space in the story. Can we have a dog that talks like my Teddy bear?"
- Hannah, age 5
"I’ve been using storytailor for quite some time now as it has helped explain to my 5 year old why me and his mom separated."
- Ebrima, Father of 6yo
"The first time my son saw himself as the brave explorer in one of our Storytailor stories, I saw a spark in his eyes that I can’t put into words. It was the look of someone who feels truly seen."
- Emily, Mother of 6yo
"WOW... Pretty butterflies!"
- Charlotte, 18months