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‘A mother and son’s storytelling ritual is helping to transform how children learn to write and express themselves through their own stories.’ — BBC News

Order The Book That’s Changing Lives!

Why do 90% of children create their own stories after reading The Adventures of Gabriel? Because this book series, co-written by a 10-year-old boy and his mum, sparks confidence, creativity, and courage in children aged 6–12.

Join Gabriel and Platy’s Epic Adventures to Unleash Your Child’s Story!

In the series Gabriel and Platy dive into a magical world, where they learn to trust their instincts and embrace who they are.

Discovering challenges are new adventures! With StoryQuest™, our proven family storytelling method, children are inspired to create their own stories, making reading a gateway to self-expression.

In this collection of short stories, you’ll travel to forgotten islands, explore hidden caves, and uncover long-lost treasures.

These aren’t just tales of adventure, they’re stories about finding courage, trusting yourself, and learning that the best adventures come from within.

Gabriel and Kate

Written by ten-year-old Gabriel and his mum, Kate, on Friday evenings, these tales are full of imagination and heart. Perfect for young readers and families, each story is a reminder that no challenge is too big and that everyone has the power to be a hero in their own way.

Get lost in the adventures by grabbing your copy today!

‘A powerful antidote to falling literacy rates among boys, post-pandemic oracy gaps, and the emotional weight many pupils silently carry.”
— The Yorkshire Post, July 2025

“The classroom buzzed with creativity, freedom, and a newfound realisation that, though small, their voices are mighty.”
— Yahoo News

“When children tell their stories in their own words, without restrictions, their creativity is free to flow.”
— Canadian Teacher Magazine

“Though small, their voices are mighty.”
— Yahoo News

“Too often, boys are asked to write and speak in ways that don’t feel natural to them. But when we use imagination, humour, and heroism, they light up.”
— MSN