What happens in a space story
Every story is new, but space adventures usually begin with something small: a lost star, a moon that cannot sleep, a rocket that needs a captain. Your child sets off, meets friendly creatures along the way, solves the problem with courage or kindness, and comes home in time for bed.
What you personalize
- First name and age, which sets how much text is on each page.
- Look: skin tone, hair color, hairstyle and glasses.
- A few favorite things, which can appear in the story.
- A dedication on its own page.
- The book's language: English, German, French, Spanish or Hebrew.
Who it suits
Children aged 2 to 9 who look up at the night sky, love rockets, or need a calm story about the stars before bed. For a younger child, a moon and a friendly star are plenty; older children enjoy a real mission.
The full book is $2.99 as a PDF, or you can ask for a printed hardcover. See the other story worlds or our guide to bedtime stories starring your child.
Questions
- Is the space story the same for every child?
- No. Each story is written new for the details you enter, so two children who choose space get different stories.
- Is it scary?
- No. Storyling writes gentle, age-appropriate picture books with a calm, happy ending.