Our values
Every MeInTheStory book grows from three convictions: family, faith and freedom. Your child is the hero, and every adventure gently plants a virtue that lasts a lifetime.
Family
Parents, grandparents, siblings and the pet join the story, by name.
Faith
Gratitude, trust and a heart that knows how to say thank you.
Freedom
Courage to choose what is good and to imagine without limits.
A letter to families
A word from the people who write, illustrate and review every page.
We are parents too. And we know how hard it is to find stories that entertain a child and, at the same time, tell them what we believe to be true and good.
Our books are not neutral, and we make no apology for it. They speak of a family that welcomes, a God who loves, and a child who is free to do good. We believe a well-told story teaches more than a thousand lectures, because it reaches the heart before it reaches the head.
When your child's name appears on the cover, when Grandma joins the adventure and the family dog saves the day, the child is not just reading about virtues: they are seeing themselves live each one. That is how values stop being words and become part of who they are.
Every book is reviewed before it is published. No gratuitous fear, no violence, no hidden messages. Only stories you would read aloud at bedtime without skipping a line.
Me In The Story Publishing
Family, faith and freedom, from the very first page.
Three pillars
Family, faith and freedom are not the theme of one book or another. They are the ground every book walks on, from the forest adventure to the trip to space.
Family is the first place a child learns to love. That is why mums, dads, grandparents, siblings and even the family pet join the story, by name. The child discovers they belong to something bigger, and that caring for one another is the greatest adventure of all.
We believe a child grows up more secure knowing they are loved by God and never alone. Our stories speak of gratitude, trust and hope in a simple, warm and tender way.
Freedom is being able to choose what is good, and having the courage to do it. Our heroes decide, make mistakes, say sorry and try again. They learn that being free means taking responsibility for their choices and imagining without limits.
What your child lives in the stories
Each book works on up to four virtues, listed on the product page so you can pick the right story for the right moment. Courage for the first day of school, gratitude before bed, a warm welcome when the baby arrives.
In 6 languages, with your child's name.
Values in practice
Our published titles, and what a child takes away from each one.
Our promise to you
Four promises that hold for every book, today and for the ones still to come.
No story is published without a supervised review of its text, illustrations and message.
No violence, no needless scares, no hidden messages. Only what you would read aloud at bedtime.
Names and family details are used only to build the book. No ads, no selling of data, no tracking of children.
They do not read about a hero: they are the hero. That is how virtues stop being words and become part of who they are.
For grandparents, aunts, uncles and godparents
The values you carry do not have to stay in Sunday conversations. Step into your grandchild's or godchild's story, with your own name, and be part of what they will remember forever.
Example dedication
“For our Anna, may you always have the courage to do good and a heart full of gratitude. With all our love, Grandma Lucy and Grandpa Peter.”
The dedication appears on the first page of every personalized book.
Personalize the free book with your child's name and see for yourself how we tell a story with values. No card, no commitment.
In the books: My Friendship with Jesus
In the books: My Friendship with Jesus
In the books: An Adventure in the Forest · The Night I Helped Santa Claus
Free
A little blue bird taps on the window with a plea: the Great Tree is losing its glow, and only your child can save it. An adventure about courage and caring for nature, starring your child and your family.
A magical Christmas Eve adventure: {childName} helps Santa Claus round up lost presents and discovers that the greatest gift of all is kindness.
A bedtime story in which Jesus and {childName} find the day’s "gifts" — from breakfast to the rain. Tender and comforting, it encourages gratitude and faith.