Tiny Owl Press publishes beautiful, inclusive picture books that spark imagination, celebrate diversity, and become bedtime favorites in homes around the world.
From moonlit adventures to garden wonders, each title is crafted with care, commissioned from award-winning illustrators worldwide.
by Elara Whittmore
A gentle story about a quiet fox who tends a garden that only blooms under moonlight.
by Tomoko Hayashi
Bedtime
by R. Mannion · $11.99
Adventure
by S. Adebayo · $13.99
by Linnea Berg
$15.99
The silliest space adventure you'll ever read — featuring a hamster, a sponge, and an unlimited supply of soap.
SEL
by M. Cheng · $12.99
by K. O'Brien
$14.99Every child reads at their own pace. Browse by developmental stage to find just-right stories.
Board books and cloth books designed for tiny hands and developing minds. High contrast, peek-a-boo flaps, and sensory textures.
42 titles available
Elara paints worlds that feel both magical and deeply familiar. Her watercolor style draws from English countryside traditions mixed with Japanese ink painting. She has illustrated 23 books for Tiny Owl Press and shows no signs of slowing down.
A former kindergarten teacher from Osaka, Tomoko writes stories that understand exactly how children think. Her "Luna" series has sold over 2 million copies worldwide.
Samuel grew up in Lagos hearing stories under the baobab tree. Now he writes bold, joyful tales that celebrate West African folklore while speaking to universal childhood joys and fears.
Years crafting stories children love
Founded in 2012 by a group of parents who couldn't find enough inclusive, beautifully illustrated books for their own children, Tiny Owl Press began at a kitchen table in Bristol. We believed — and still do — that every child deserves to see themselves reflected in the pages of a book.
Today we work with over 80 authors and illustrators from 30 countries. Every manuscript is chosen not just for its art, but for its heart. We publish in 28 languages and our books have received 14 international literary awards — but honestly, the letters we get from children are the ones we frame.
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