6 writing prompts — pick one, and turn it into a real book they write, illustrate, and narrate.
📲Turn an idea into a book — freeApp StoreAdventure prompts work because they start with a door: a rocket, a map, a submarine, a cardboard box. Your kid decides what's on the other side — these ideas just hand them the key.
One night you look up and the moon just isn't there. Your rocket is in the garage. Pack snacks.
The new kid in class has three eyes and eats erasers. Nobody else seems to notice. You do.
With one big box, two paper towel tubes, and a blanket, you build a ship that actually sails — off the bed, out the window, and beyond.
Grandpa's old map has an X on it... and the X is in your backyard. But digging there only uncovers ANOTHER map.
Your rocket lands on a planet where the giants are smaller than your thumb — and they need a hero exactly your size.
Everyone thinks it's just the neighborhood pool. But at the very bottom, behind the drain, there's a whole ocean.
Found the one? In Unicorn Book Stories your kid writes or dictates it, draws the pictures, animates the pages, and records themselves reading it.
📲Free on theApp Store