Tully and the Missing Socks
A rhyming picture book to read aloud, with 10 pictures. Starring Tully.
Every book on this page was written and illustrated in InkStak and exported with the app’s own exports. All ten are shared in the InkStak Community and free to read, so you can read any of them right here, no account needed, and see for yourself.
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Each book is shared in the InkStak Community, and you can read it here with no account: every page and picture, just as its family made it, in the same reader as the app.
Tully the otter as a read-aloud picture book at 4, a Kid Reads story for a child learning to read, a choose-your-own-adventure, and a chapter book at 9.
A rhyming picture book to read aloud, with 10 pictures. Starring Tully.
Written with the sounds of Level 2 (UFLI lessons 35–53), in rhyme, with 11 pictures and a Words to look for page.
A rhyming story that stops twice for your child to choose what happens next.
Ages 5 and 6, read together, with a picture for every scene, in six illustration styles.
Friendship, in rhyme, with 10 pictures. Starring Wren.
Mystery, with 7 pictures. Starring The Professor.
Fairy Tale, with 9 pictures. Starring Princess Tamsin.
Nature, in rhyme, with 9 pictures. Starring Tully.
Real screens from the InkStak reader on a phone, showing the books above with their own pictures. Swipe, or tap the edge of the screen, to turn the page.








The same reader holds every kind of book. These are the Tully books above, at three more levels.




Each picture below is a page from a real export of one of the books above, made smaller for the web.
A print-ready PDF in the trim size you choose, with bleed: 16 paperback and 5 hardcover sizes. In a picture book, every scene can be a full two-page spread with its words on the picture.
One wraparound file: the back cover with a written blurb, the spine, and the front. The spine width is worked out from the page count. A setup sheet comes with it, with a description, keywords and categories to paste into KDP.
A cover, a title page, then one picture and its words on each page, to print or save as a PDF. The Word export has the same pages as a document you can edit.
Every picture redrawn as black outlines on white, with the scene’s words underneath, so a child colors the pictures they already know.
Yes. Each was written and illustrated in InkStak and exported with the app’s own exports. Open any of them in the app to check: they are shared in the InkStak Community and free to read.
No. The ten books on this page are open to every account, including a free one. The rest of the Community is for Creator and Publisher.
They are made the same way, in the same styles, with the same exports. Every story is new, so the words and pictures will be your own, and you can redraw any picture you want to change.
Free to start. No credit card. Your first story takes about a minute.