Preview from the Spanish editionAges 3–5 · Honesty · Trust
Hana and the Broken Cup
Telling the truth and feeling supported, even when something goes wrong.
See a previewAYA · Little stories for big souls
At every age,
a new way to discover.
Two age groups. Time shared together.
Illustrated stories to print, read, cut out and keep. Stories to grow with, together, at each child’s own pace.
DiscoverStories · Ages 3–5
Discovering with someone close by.
Simple stories, pictures to linger over and little pieces to cut out with help. Read aloud, play and find words for what we feel.
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Preview from the Spanish editionAges 3–5 · Generosity · Sharing
Aki and the Light That Grew
A little light can find many paths when we share it.
See a previewStories · Ages 6–9
Making room for questions.
Stories with more to explore, details to discover and cut-out pieces to create with. Read together or begin reading independently, and let the conversation carry on.
Preview from the Spanish editionAges 6–9 · Curiosity · Looking again
Ren and the Empty Space
A space that seems empty can open up a new way of seeing.
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Preview from the Spanish editionAges 6–9 · Humility · Listening · Working together
Haru and the Bamboo Bridge
Someone else’s idea opens a new path. Learning means listening, too.
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Momo and the Garden That Wouldn’t Grow
A glimpse inside
Read, talk,
create together.
Hana, Ren and Haru: a little glimpse of the stories we have shared recently.
Hana and the Broken Cup · Ages 3–5
“Grandma, I broke your cup. I didn’t mean to.”
Hana finds it hard to say what happened. Her grandmother comes close and stays beside her. A story about truth, trust and being loved when we make mistakes.
A question to share: Who do you ask for help when something goes wrong?
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Ren and the Empty Space · Ages 6–9
Look again. Make room for curiosity.
Ren and his teacher share a table, a brush and a sheet of paper. Between what we see and what we have yet to discover, the story invites us to take our time looking.
A question to share: What do you discover when you look a little longer?
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Haru and the Bamboo Bridge · Ages 6–9
“Will you show me what you noticed?”
Haru thinks he already knows how to build his bridge. But listening to Yuna changes what they can do together. Bamboo, string and a paper crane carry the story into making.
A question to share: What have you learnt from someone else’s idea?
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Aki · Ages 3–5 · Sharing
The light we share never grows smaller.
Lanterns, encounters and little figures to cut out and paste. A story that reminds us how far a small gesture of generosity can reach.
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Momo · Patience
Some things are growing even before we can see them.
A page to read and look at slowly. Then the little pieces find their place in the story.
The complete story, in Spanish, English and Catalan, is reserved for those with an active paid membership of the AYA Circle.
Membership is being prepared.I’d like to come closer
The AYA Circle
If this way of being there for children speaks to you,
there is a place for you here.
A circle is quietly taking shape around stories, questions and time shared as a family.
What value would you like to explore with your children? Tell us. Your question can become part of the circle, too.
I’d like to come closer Write to us to discover the AYA Circle.Some stories end when we close the book.
Others are only just beginning.