Welcome to the Garden.
This is a calm, bookish space for gentle stories.
It’s a place to rest, and to return to something a little softer, a little more familiar.
A space where gentle wonder is still allowed to exist.
A quiet pause from the noise.
Still holding space for wonder.
You never quite outgrew them, did you?
The stories that comforted.
The ones you wanted to crawl inside and live in.
We remember them, too.
A place for those who never outgrew the comfort of children’s books.
Loving children’s books as an adult isn’t childish.
It’s a way of staying connected to something we know to be true. A way of remembering who we were before everything sped up. A way of finding comfort when the world feels too fast, too loud.
And we’re here for it.
For the quiet moments.
For the re-reading. And for new discoveries.
For the magic that never actually left.
A place for an imagined world.
Somewhere along the way, many of us learned to stop believing in the secret gardens, the hidden worlds, the sense that animals might have something to say if only we listened closely enough.
Many of us packed away the feeling that magic was real and tucked just out of view.
Our Tiny Garden Stories recreate those feelings. Not as fantasy to escape into, but as a way of remembering how it felt when wonder was within easy reach. When rabbits might have been gathering for a tea party in the woods. When trees watched over us.
When the smallest things mattered most.
A place to linger a little longer.
if you’d like to spend a little more time in the garden, there are two ways to do that.
Newly Published Books
Every few months, a new book arrives on our shelves.
Quiet tales finding their place in the world.
Each book is meant to be read on your own time and then kept close.
Because these are stories you meet once, and then return to again and again.
Membership in our Story Club
The club has a soft, quiet rhythm to it.
Each month, a small envelope arrives in the mail.
Inside: three tiny, atmospheric stories and one illustration, printed as keepsake cards.
They’re not meant to be read — or collected — in a rush. They’re meant to be savored: held, read, re-read, tucked away, or left out where you can happen upon them later. A quiet relationship with our Tiny Garden Stories, unfolding slowly over time.
Some members read them all the day they arrive. Others savor them one at a time over days or weeks: reading and re-reading them in quiet moments.
