Free
£0
For ever, not for a fortnight.
- One story, 3 chapters
- All three age ranges
- Read aloud, at four speeds
- A cover drawn for your story
- Share by link, or publish
- No card, and no expiry
Sit down with your child and write a book, a chapter at a time. They say what happens next. Taleium writes it, in the right words for their age, and reads it back to you at bedtime.
Free for your first story. No card, and nothing expires.
A title, and who it is for. The cover draws itself while you think of the first line.
Type the idea, or pick one of three. Whatever the child says, in their words.
A chapter arrives in seconds. Read it aloud, then decide what happens after that.
A story for a four year old and a story for an eleven year old are not the same story told longer. Pick the age when you start a book and every chapter after that is written to it: sentence length, vocabulary, how much happens, how much is explained.
Make a character once, say what they look like and what they are like, and they are drawn once and turn up in every story you put them in, looking and behaving the same. Children notice when they do not.
If you ask it to, Taleium will offer three ways the story could go. It never picks one, never finishes a story you have not finished, and never writes a chapter nobody asked for. Choosing is the job it hands back to you, every chapter, because a child who watched a machine write a story has not written a story.
These were all written the way yours would be: somebody said what happened next, and then somebody else did.
Ages 9-12 Fairy tale
The crows have a lovely relationship with romance, a crowmance
1 chapter
Ages 9-12 Mystery
Strange things are happening in the night sky above Willowmere — the stars are disappearing one by one, and only Sparkle the hedgehog notices
3 chapters
Ages 6-8 Adventure
A brave fox finds a mysterious map and sets off on an island adventure full of clues, puzzles, and surprises.
3 chapters
£0
For ever, not for a fortnight.
£4.99 a month
Cancel in two clicks. Your stories stay either way.
Ask them. Whatever they say, that is the book. It takes about a minute to find out.
Start writing, free