The Letters of Amelia

Ages 2–6

When the letters of her name tumble out of the cereal box and scamper off to hide all through the house and garden, curious Amelia and her cat Whisper must track down every one before bedtime, so her name can be whole again.

A playful way to celebrate a child's own name and build early letter-recognition confidence through a warm, curiosity-driven hunt.

The cover of "The Letters of Amelia"

Amelia shook her cereal box for breakfast—out tumbled her letters, and away they ran! "Come back!" she laughed. "I need you to spell ME!" Whisper's ears perked up, one paw already pointing at the door. The hunt was on!

First came A, hiding high in the apple tree, round and red as the apples themselves! Whisper's tail flicked straight up at the branch. "There you are, A!" Amelia called. Find the letters, one by one—that's how the name game's done!

Next, M glowed silver on a lily pad, humming a small moon-song by the quiet pond! Whisper crept low, ears pricked toward the water. "M for Moon!" whispered Amelia. Find the letters, one by one—that's how the name game's done!

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