• Helping You

  • Create Magical Experiences
  • Stunning Illustrations

  • Fun Rhyming Stories Everyone Will Love
  • Ideas Pack

  • Full of Activities for Every Story
  • Storytellers Prompts

  • On Every Page adds a new dimension
  • Hands Free

  • Helping you to multi task!
  • Becky said

  • "I love not having to read upside down."

Helping You

Create Magical Experiences

Stunning Illustrations

Fun Rhyming Stories Everyone Will Love

Ideas Pack

Full of Activities for Every Story

Storytellers Prompts

On Every Page adds a new dimension

Hands Free

Helping you to multi task!

Becky said

"I love not having to read upside down."

Introducing a New Kind of Storytelling

Big books for little people. 

It is a book, it's a storytelling method, but most importantly

it opens the door to bigger and brighter worlds for children and their parents.

How to use my kamishibai

Create your Own Magic

 Large single pages not bound like a book

Hands Free to help you multi task

More than a book, an experience!

Testimonials

"She's read it three times this evening!! She loves asking the questions and she said 'What an amazing story.'"

Ellen Tristram

"Have used The Gingerbread Man several times now with my lively Reception class. They find it riveting, and I particularly like the format with the teachers notes on the reverse of the previous card really helping a seamless retelling of the story."

Helen Wren

"The children were so engaged with the story, loved looking for the hare, LOVED Daphne. Basically, they couldn't love it anymore!"

Heidi Lewis-Burrell

"It's more than just reading a book! It's an experience more like a show."

Jessica Robinson

"This morning at the Japanese Friendship Garden in San Diego, I presented Wendy Duncan's delightful new Kamishibai story - Daphne and Stan - to three different groups and I'm happy to report that everyone - toddlers to Grandmas - enjoyed it immensely." 

Walter Ritter from Write Out Loud

"The expansion prompts gave us some lovely talking points that we wouldn't have done otherwise; we loved looking for all the hares!"

Rebecca Lismer

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