Small choices.
A kinder, greener world.
Picture books where your child decides what happens next. Tara the Tailorbird and the friends of Dewberry Hollow show, with plenty of giggles, why kind choices help nature.
Try a page from Book 1
Tara needs something to hold her new nest together. What would you choose?
Tap A or B. In the book, every choice turns to a different page.
Meet the friends
Everyone in Dewberry Hollow takes only what they need, shares what they have, and mends what they can.
Tara
Gilli
Spindly
Bobbin
Ripple
NibblesEpisode 1 · Tara the Tailorbird · Book 1
Tara Stitches a Home
When the wind blows Tara's nest away, she must stitch a new home from leaves. Will she ask her friends for help? Will she take only what she needs? Your child decides.
- 42 pages with tap-to-choose links on tablets and phones
- Print-at-home pages in A4 and US Letter
- Coloring pages, a "Stitch a leaf like Tara" craft, a badge, character cards and a map piece
Why we're different
A new kind of picture book
Most green books for children tell them what to do. Ours let them choose, and discover why for themselves.
Your child decides
Every book has "What would you choose?" pages. Children think, laugh at Gloop's mistakes, and choose again.
Real nature, not make-believe
Every friend is based on how a real animal lives: the tailorbird really sews, the otter really needs clean water.
Stories, never lectures
Mending, sharing and asking "where does it come from?" are learned through adventures, not rules.
Written by someone who knows how things are made
A lifetime in fashion, textiles and education, so children learn where their clothes and things really come from.
Read, make and collect
Two art styles, screen or print, hands-on crafts, and a map of Dewberry Hollow that grows with every book.
How nature recycles
In nature, nothing is wasted
A fallen leaf feeds the earthworms, the earthworms feed the soil, and the soil feeds a new seed. Our stories show children how they can be part of that circle.
For parents
Ideas for growing kind, curious children
Reading tips, ten-minute nature activities, little jobs for little helpers and more, from the grown-ups of Dewberry Hollow.
Can a bird really sew? The true story of the tailorbird
The little bird behind Tara Stitches a Home, and how it stitches leaves into a home.
Read the post
Nature never wastes: how a fallen leaf becomes food again
Earthworms, fungi and a lot of patience: the cycle that keeps the forest growing.
Read the post
Hand-me-downs are treasures: 6 ways to make reusing feel special
Simple family rituals that turn "old" clothes into stories children are proud of.
Read the postWhat families say
Something new is growing in Dewberry Hollow
Little Green Choices has only just begun, and our first families are reading Book 1 now. We won't fill this space with made-up praise: their real words will appear here, with their permission.
Would you like to be one of our first reviewers?
Read Book 1 with your child and tell us what they chose, what made them laugh and what you'd change. Write to hello@littlegreenchoices.com.
Free starter book
Welcome to Dewberry Hollow
Sixteen pages to meet all the friends, learn a true nature fact about each one, and make a Little Green Promise together. Free in both art styles.
