Paper Boats at Harbour Fair
Harriet Lane
Paper Boats at Harbour Fair
Harriet Lane
4 credits
Write it. Turn its pages. Pass it on.
Every family has a book in it.
Start with a character and a title. Write one chapter at a time, steering the story between each. Read it in a book that opens, turns and closes like the real thing, then sell it to other readers for credits.
The book on the right is real. Open it.
Pip and the Moon Kite
Bedtime adventure
Pip and the Moon Kite
Writr
One chapter at a time
You set the character, title and genre. Each chapter is written on your prompt, and you steer the next one with a line of your own. Regenerate or edit until it reads the way you want.
Picture books with a consistent cast
Picture books keep a character sheet, so the fox on page nine is the fox from page one. Every illustration is drawn to match it.
A marketplace that pays authors
List a finished book at your own price in credits. One credit is one dollar. Authors keep ninety percent and can cash out, or spend it on more books.
From the marketplace
On the shelf this week
Two ways to read, one household
One account holds the plan and the credits. Everyone in the house gets their own profile and library. Kid profiles get a brighter theme, a filtered marketplace, and nothing they can buy without a parent.