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No. AI plays no role whatsoever in our creative process. We believe that storytelling for children is a deeply personal process that requires empathy, imagination, and a personal touch. AI lacks the understanding of emotion and context necessary to craft engaging narratives tailored to young minds. We cherish genuine human connection and creativity in every story we create, ensuring that each tale is filled with authenticity and heart. Our commitment to maintaining the integrity of children's literature means that AI has no place in our work, as we believe that the magic of storytelling is best cultivated through the human imagination.

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A. Right away, you should receive an email confirming your order. We may need more information from you, at which point, we will get in touch with you via the email address that you signed up for your order. If not, we will be in touch with you within the allotted delivery time with a delivery of the first stage of your project.

A. As standard, we copyedit your work. This means one of our editors ensures that the spelling, grammar and syntax are all correct, whilst being mindful of a consistent writing style. When you add-on the pro package, this brings in a developmental editor, from the start, who will provide full editorial assessment of your outline (for chapter books only), and then makes fundamental structural notes on your book itself for the writer to rework. Many self-publishing authors don't upgrade to the pro package and go with our standard service, however, for the absolute best chance of success and to create the best possible story, we heavily recommend getting your work developmentally edited. Publishing a book without a developmental editor on-board is akin to creating a film without a director and in traditional publishing all books go through developmental/structural editing and assessment.

A. Yes, we do! For UK residents, we offer Klarna as an option. With Klarna, you can pay over four payments. For non-UK residents or if you don't qualify for Klarna, we do offer a custom payment plan. Our custom payment plan is for orders over £800 only. For more information on our custom payment plan, please get in touch.

A. We have a link to writing samples across various areas in the footer.

A. Due to the hands-on nature of our service, from time to time we reach maximum capacity. When this happens, we extend orders. When we’ve reached maximum capacity, we stop taking orders and instead, add you to a waiting list.

A. For projects 4,999 words or less, we deliver within seven to fourteen days of your order. For projects 5,001 words or more, we add on roughly seven days per 5,000 words. Due to the nature of our bespoke service, during busy periods, there may be unexpected delays. Under this circumstance, we would give you regular updates on the projected timeline.

A. Our storybook projects are split into three key stages: outlining, writing and editing. The outlining and writing stages each come with one major revision and one minor revision which would look like this: DELIVERY ONE: Your outline. You get one major revision and one minor revision. DELIVERY TWO: Your manuscript. You get one major revision and one minor revision. If you'd like more revisions, you can purchase major or minor revision credits mid-order via your project manager. NOTE: There are no further free revisions available after the work has been copyedited. Any further work required after copyediting would come at an additional cost.

A. Our chapter book projects are split into four key stages: outlining, writing the opening 25% of the book, completing the remaining 75% of the book and editing. Each of the outlining and writing stages each come with one major revision and one minor revision which looks like this: DELIVERY ONE: Your outline. You get one major revision and one minor revision. DELIVERY TWO: The opening 25% of your book. You get one major revision and one minor revision. DELIVERY THREE: The remaining 75% of your book. You get one major revision and one minor revision. If you'd like more revisions, you can purchase major or minor revision credits mid-order via your project manager. NOTE: There are no further revisions available after the work has been copyedited without opening a new order and paying our standard per 1,000-word rates.

A. Each delivery from us comes with one free major revision and one free minor revision credit (see 'Q. What's the difference between a major and minor revision?' for more details). If you require any additional revision credits outside of this, these can be purchased from your project manager mid-project.

A. When you receive your initial delivery from us, you are eligible for two free revisions: one major revision and one minor revision. MAJOR REVISION: The first revision is where you go through the document and tell us absolutely everything that you'd like altering, revising and reworking. We then go away and make all of those changes for you. MINOR REVISION: The second revision is where you go through the work that we've just revised for you and request tweaks or alterations to the new revised sections. If you need more revisions credits mid-project, these can be purchased directly via your project manager.

A. As standard, all orders come with outling and writing, along with a major and minor revision at each juncture. This thorough and pragmatic approach ensures a high chance of success and it really is very rare that we don’t absolutely nail-it within this structure. If, after delivery and three revisions, you still need more work on your writing, there will be a fee for each additional revision. Our additional revision fees are listed here: ​ | up to 4,999 words: £50 | up to 14,999 words: £100 | up 29,999 words: £150 | over 30,000 words and over: £250 |

A. Dependant on your project type and what stage we're at, your revision window will be between five and ten days. The length of your window will be stated by your project manager. When the updated work is returned to you, this initiates a new five to ten day window. If we do not hear back from you within the duration of your stated revision window, there will be a revision fee charged for us to revise your project.

A. Any revisions requested after 28 days of your previous delivery will be charged at our full service per 1,000 words rate.

A. A copyedit of your work essentially ensures that the spelling, grammar and syntax are all correct, whilst being mindful of a consistent writing style. When you add-on the pro package, this brings in a developmental editor, from the start, who will provide full editorial assessment of your outline (for chapter books only), and then makes fundamental structural notes on your book itself for the writer to rework. Many self-publishing authors don't upgrade to the pro package and go with our standard service, however, for the absolute best chance of success and to create the best possible story, we recommend getting your work developmentally edited. Publishing a book without a developmental editor on-board is akin to creating a film without a director and in traditional publishing every book gets developmentally/structurally edited.

A. Your initial delivery has not yet been passed to an editor as this is what we call the draft delivery. Your revision deliveries may also contain errors or typos, too. This is because we want to make sure you’re happy with the direction, tone and style of the writing before our editors do the final polish on your work. Your final edited delivery will be error-free.

A. The chances are that if you need writing for an audience of children, we will probably write it. To find out for sure and get a custom quote from us, please get in touch with us via our contact page.