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Posted on April 28, 2011 by hillel on A Story Before Bed, Behind the Scenes

How we accidentally became a Children’s Book Publisher. (Part 1 of the creation of a new book.)

We shipped A Story Before Bed, our recordable children’s ebook service back in November of 2009. In the year preceding the launch we spent plenty of time talking to publishers to see if they would license us their books for inclusion in our service. And we did find three intrepid publishers (Immedium, Charlesbridge, and Bubblegum) […]

Posted on March 20, 2011 by hillel on A Story Before Bed, Thrilled for You

Two apps designed specifically for the iPad2. (And a new website.)

Without realizing it, we’ve been spending the last two years building software destined for the iPad2. The first is the newest version of A Story Before Bed (www.astorybeforebed.com). It’s our children’s books service. Customers subscribe to the service and can record themselves reading their favorite child a kids book. While you could view the finished […]

Posted on February 27, 2011 by hillel on A Story Before Bed, Behind the Scenes

Free Children’s eBooks – How we accidentally created a literacy resource for teachers, school librarians, and parents.

Building our children’s ebook service, A Story Before Bed, has been an educational process to say the least. One of the coolest things about it is the role that accidents play in our modest leaps forward. One of my favorite is the creation of our library of free children’s ebooks read by authors and illustrators. […]

Posted on January 25, 2011 by hillel on A Story Before Bed

A Story Before Bed wins Children’s Publishing Innovation Award at Digital Book World in New York City

New York, NY, January 25, 2011 — Digital Book World announced last night that A Story Before Bed (http://www.astorybeforebed.com) won the first ever Publishing Innovation Award in the Children’s category. Jenny Lam, Co-Creator of A Story Before Bed (and Co-Founder of its parent company Jackson Fish Market) added: “We couldn’t be more pleased to win […]