A tiny studio of big imagination

Eó Stories

Worlds drawn by a child — made into real books.

It starts with a stack of crayon sketches by a young artist. We keep the colours, the shapes and all the imagination — and turn them into proper, published picture books you can hold, read and watch.

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The bookshelf

A small library that keeps on growing. Each book begins life as a child's drawing.

2nd edition ✦ out now

A galactic picture book in rhyme

EOand the Search for the Ultimate Truth

A tiny explorer sets out to answer the biggest question in the universe. Newly revised into a hand-drawn 2nd edition — retold in rhyme, with real galaxy Field Notes at the back. Born from a child's crayon drawings.

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Book Two ✦ out now

A rhyming picture book

Mikanmanand the Doors of Orangeness

Born from a single golden mandarin, one small hero must escape door after door, prison after prison — and discover the one power that can never be caged: the power of friends. Told in playful rhyme, drawn entirely by hand.

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Beyond the bookshelf

A small door, left open

Eó Stories begins with a child's crayons. But the same shelf opens onto something wider — an ongoing reading of a whole library, for the grown-ups who read the bedtime stories, and the older readers ready to go a little deeper.

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ConstellationsFor grown-up readers

Three or four books read together and distilled into a single essay — then narrated. A new one most mornings, about half an hour long.

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GalaxiesFor younger readers · read aloud

Five picture books and graphic novels woven into one story to share out loud — narrated for listening together at the end of the day.

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The Library — a slow, ongoing reading of thousands of books. Quiet, unhurried, and free to wander.

From a child's hand to a finished book

Every monster, hero and mandarin on our shelf began as a real drawing by a young artist. Watch a few of them transform — keeping the colours, the shapes, and all of the imagination.