What we’re pursuing

Make room for wonder —and for each other.

We believe good stories take us somewhere we have never been, introduce us to people we have never known, make us laugh, stir our imaginations, help us understand the world, and give us something to remember together.

StoryPiece™ exists to bring those stories into the lives of families and people of all ages through audio, beautiful artwork, and hands-on play.

We want to create experiences that are good, fun, beautiful, and worth remembering.

Family members building a StoryPiece puzzle together at home
Two children building a StoryPiece puzzle together at home
Close-up of StoryPiece puzzle pieces with a numbered piece back
Why StoryPiece

Stories should give us a reason to gather.

There is something special about sharing the same story. For a little while, everyone is in the same place—following the same characters, wondering what happens next, noticing the same details, and experiencing a world together.

The stories we want to tell

A wide world is waiting.

A StoryPiece might carry you into a fantasy kingdom, a beloved work of literature, an important moment in history, the life of a remarkable person, a distant civilization, or the world of a composer and their music.

It might teach you something. It might make you curious enough to learn more. Or it might simply be a wonderful story.

Not every story needs to have a lesson. But we think the stories we spend our time with should give us something—wonder, laughter, beauty, courage, curiosity, perspective, or a memory.

That is the kind of library we want StoryPiece to become.

A format feature

Some stories are designed to unfold in stages.

Our first release uses the Stage-A-Day™ format: each chapter’s pieces are sorted into a numbered box, creating a simple rhythm for listening and building together. Future StoryPiece titles may use different lengths and formats to fit the story.

Hands-on

A tactile activity with visible progress.

Story-led

The audio chapter gives each puzzle scene its characters, context, and sequence while it is being built.

Made to share

A reason for families, classes, and puzzlers to return together.

The first chapter

Meet The Birds’ Christmas Carol.