For children
Picture books, read-alouds and chapter books, grouped by series in reading order.
Little Brains, Big World
Rhyming picture books for ages 3 to 6. Zuli the Octopus learns one everyday skill per book: focusing, waiting, handling transitions and remembering. Each book ends with a short guide for parents.
See the series in orderLittle Fables, Big World
Ancient Panchatantra fables retold as rhyming read-alouds for ages 3 to 8. Each book hides one small, doable move for a big feeling: sharing, being heard, and waiting your turn to speak.
See the series in orderHow It Feels & How It Works
Illustrated non-fiction for curious kids aged 6 to 10, guided by Leo Curio the chameleon. Feelings, the living planet, technology and friendship, explained with simple analogies and hands-on missions.
See the series in orderSecrets Every Hero Knew
Adventure stories for ages 8 and up. Each book follows young heroes from three cultures who discovered the same timeless skill, with practical exercises children can try tonight.
See the series in orderStandalone books
For adults
Non-fiction about how our minds work, how we live with technology, and how websites win trust.
The Human Code
Non-fiction for adults about perception, the mind and the habits that run our lives.
See the seriesDigital Intentionality
Practical non-fiction for adults on living well with technology: rest, attention and life online.
See the seriesStandalone books
The Living Room
The ideas behind the books, in shorter essays.
Attention, rest, habits and family life, written between books.
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