Your child won't want to put it down.
Most tracing workbooks are silent grids of dotted lines. Ours are full of characters who teach every single step — so learning to write feels like an adventure, not a chore.
- Zero prep for parents
- 212 activity pages
- Built for ages 3+
Why most workbooks end up in a drawer
If you’ve ever bought a tracing book your child abandoned after four pages, you already know.
They're boring
Page after page of identical dotted lines. Nothing happens, nobody talks, and there’s no reason to turn the page.
They need you the whole time
The instructions are written for adults, so your child can’t start — or continue — without you sitting beside them.
They cause battles
Practice becomes a negotiation. The book gets pushed away, and writing starts to feel like punishment.
In these books, the characters do the teaching
Every instruction comes from a friend your child actually wants to listen to. That’s the whole idea — and it’s why children keep going on their own.
The Line Explorers
Mr. Vertical, Ms. Horizontal and Mr. Diagonal turn line practice into a drawing adventure.
Captain Crayon
He leads little learners through Shape Land, Triangle Town, Circle City and Rectangle Road.
Sam & the Alphabet Friends
Silly stories and adorable letter friends make A to Z feel magical instead of frustrating.
The Number Train
Missing train cars become a counting puzzle children genuinely want to solve.
Four books, in the order a little hand develops
Start with lines, finish with numbers. Each book builds the control needed for the next.
Book 1 · 26 pages
Learning Lines
Vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines with the Line Explorers — secretly building hand control and coordination.
Book 2 · 28 pages
Learning Shapes
Squarey, Trixie, Cici and Ricky join Captain Crayon to teach children to recognise and draw every basic shape.
Book 3 · 129 pages
Learning Alphabets
Uppercase and lowercase A to Z, with alphabet friends, silly stories and page after page of tracing practice.
Book 4 · 29 pages
Learning Numbers
Count animals, trace numbers and solve the train puzzle — number recognition from 0 to 10.
They think it’s playtime. It’s handwriting practice.
No prep, no teaching experience, no complicated instructions — and no battles to keep your child engaged.
Made for ages 3+
Short, simple activities sized for a preschooler’s attention span.
Real tracing practice
Every page strengthens fine motor skills and pen control.
Builds confidence
Rewards and celebrations keep children finishing what they start.
Zero prep for you
Hand it over and let the characters do the teaching.
Screen-free
Quiet, focused time that doesn’t involve a tablet.
Give your child a head start on writing
The complete four-book series is available now on Amazon.