Animals of the World
A 2-in-1 story & coloring adventure for young readers. Travel from savanna sunsets to glacier waters and meet a new friend on every page.
High above the clouds and beyond the stars,
there is a quiet guardian named Mr. Myth.
Watching over imagination.
Wherever stories begin…
Mr. Myth is always nearby.
— From the book
Each story takes Mr. Myth — and your child — to a new corner of the world.
Deep in the warm golden plains, a lion named Leo watched the tall grass sway in the wind.
Leo had a mighty roar… but today, he felt unsure. “What if I'm not brave enough?” he wondered quietly.
The wind whispered, the sun glowed… and Leo took a deep breath. Then suddenly —
ROOOAR!
Near a calm river, an elephant named Ella played in the water. Ella was strong… but sometimes, she felt too big.
“What if I don't fit in?” she wondered.
SPLASH!
She lifted her trunk high and played in the water. In that moment, Ella smiled. Being different made her special.
On a cold sheet of ice, a penguin named Pip waddled carefully. Pip loved to swim… but the water looked so deep.
“What if I fall?” he wondered. Pip took a tiny step… then another.
SLIP!
He slid right into the water — and started to swim! Pip spun and splashed happily. “I can do this!” he chirped.
In a quiet bamboo forest where the sun trickled through the leaves, a little panda rolled in the soft green grass.
He tumbled and laughed and chewed on tender shoots, while Mr. Myth lay close by — watching, smiling, listening.
Some adventures are loud. Others are gentle. Both are magic.
On the wide open savanna, a giraffe named Gia looked around. Gia was very tall… taller than everyone else.
“Why am I so different?” she wondered. Gia bent down low… then stretched up high.
REACH!
She nibbled leaves from the tallest tree. Gia smiled proudly. Being tall made her special.
In a deep green jungle, a tiger named Taro walked quietly. Taro was strong… but sometimes he felt unsure.
“What if I'm not brave enough?” he wondered. Taro took a slow step… then another.
ROAR!
His voice echoed through the trees. Taro stood tall and proud.
Every story comes paired with a beautiful black-and-white scene — ready for crayons, pencils, or paint. Same characters, same worlds, infinite possibilities.
A sturdy hardcover with large print, designed to be read aloud at bedtime, colored at the kitchen table, and gifted on the right day.