A personalized book about two homes · Ages 4–7
A little story for life in two homes.
For ages 4–7, with room for what feels known and what comes next.
Create and preview your first eligible book free.Pay only if you order the hardcover.
Inside Room for Rabbit
One possible story. Yours can be different.
Pages 1–2
Alex drew a tunnel. Rabbit sat beside the paper.
“This one's for you.”
Pages 17–18
They built a tunnel with blocks and a wide, flat book.
Alex brought Rabbit to the opening.
Pages 19–20
Rabbit's nose went in. His ears did not.
“Wait!” Alex said. “He needs more room.”
Pages 21–22
Dad held the book. Alex added a block on each side.
“Try now.”
Pages 23–24
Rabbit went through. Ears and all.
“Again?” Dad asked. Alex brought him round to the start.
Pages 9–10
Dad arrived. Alex held Mama's hand a little longer.
Then Alex leaned in for a hug. Dad picked up the bag.
Pages 11–12
“I wanted more time with Mama.”
Dad held out his hand. Alex took it. They walked together.
Pages 13–14
At Dad's, Alex opened the little drawer. Dinosaur pajamas.
“There they are.” Dad put the bag nearby.
Pages 15–16
“I drew this at Mama's.”
Dad sat beside Alex. “Show me.” Alex unrolled the paper.
A note for reading together
This is one possible day between homes. Check that the people, journey, belongings, and care shown fit your family, and use your real plan when talking about the next change of home.
Start your story
A few details help us keep it true.
Hardcover + digital — $39.99
Standard US delivery included.
11 × 8.5 in · 26 printed pages
- 11 × 8.5-inch hardcover
- 26 printed pages
- Standard US delivery included
A few questions
Is this right for my child?
The story studio is designed for ages 4–7. You can leave familiarity open, describe what your child already knows, or ask for an imagined possible first visit. The Room for Rabbit example shows one familiar day, not a rule for every family.
Does it explain divorce or why there are two homes?
No. It does not assume a reason, custody arrangement, schedule, or relationship between caregivers. You can share what your child has already been told if you want the story to include an explanation.
Can I read it before ordering?
Yes, you can review every page before ordering the hardcover. First-time creators receive a free full preview.