The big walk
Drew & Olga take a walk.
All the way across the sand — and all the way back again.
Out of ShellSmall turtles · Big feelings · One sunny beach
Our first story is here.
A gentle storybook series about two little turtles with big feelings.
Psst — tap her, she blinks. Tap him, too.
Heading home
Walking home the long way.
On purpose. Holding hands the whole way.
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Small pieces of their days, saved like pressed flowers.
The big walk
Drew & Olga take a walk.
All the way across the sand — and all the way back again.
The blink
Blink, and she’s still smiling.
Olga’s famous blink. It took practice.
Hello
That’s them.
Hello, hello — you found us.
A moment
Snack time.
One big slice, shared bite by bite.
The giggles
Something was very funny.
Nobody remembers what. It doesn’t matter.
Picnic day
Blanket down. Cupcakes out.
Best part of the day, by unanimous vote.
Before playtime
She climbs. He spots.
That’s the deal, and it works both ways.
Getting ready
Bags packed.
Somebody is ready for launch day. Somebody else is carrying.
Rain or shine
Still their favorite day.
One umbrella is plenty, if you stand close.
Last page for today
Make a wish.
See you at launch, under these same stars.
The neighbors
Three faces you’ll be seeing a lot of.
Calm, steady, and always in his bow tie. Drew is in no hurry at all — unless Olga calls.
She found Drew when the town lights had him turned around — then they got lost together, and found their way back together. They’ve been finding the way ever since.
Golden hair, a cream cardigan, and the steadiest smile on the street.
Where to next?
Drew & Olga.
Two shells, side by side — that’s the whole story so far.
The waitlist
One email when Out of Shell is ready. That’s the whole deal.
No spam, no fake countdowns — just the good news, once.
Stories
Three picture books about Drew & Olga — free to read right here, no sign-up, ever.
Watch the story
★ The film is being finished ★
We are turning A Shell of My Own into a little film — the moment Olga finds Drew, made frame by frame from the same original art as the book, and read aloud. It will play right here, free, as soon as it is ready.
In a reading mood instead? The book is right below — all seventeen pages, free.
Just released · The first story
★ Free to read ★
The very first Drew & Olga story — free to read, all seventeen pages, right here. Olga finds Drew, they lose the way together, and Drew discovers the best shell is the one that grew with him.
Read the story — it’s free →No sign-up, no cost — just the story, ready when you are.
The second book
Olga shines brightest of all — until her sparkle goes quiet. All thirteen pages, right here.
★ Free to read
The third book
One watermelon too big for two turtles, shared slice by slice. All fourteen pages, right here.
★ Free to readGames
Little games to play with Drew & Olga — calm ones, made for small hands and grown-up helpers.
Pick a game — it opens right below, ready to play.
Playtime
Seven little games with Drew and Olga. Tap one to open it — tap it again to tuck it away.
Slide your finger to run Drew back and forth — catch the purses and shoes Olga drops in his shopping bag. Three misses ends the game… unless the shaking boxes gift you a stack of cash for another life!
Golden shoes are worth extra · a wobbling box might drop cash — catch it for another life · the star slows everything down for a breath.

Tap Drew and Olga to say hello — sometimes they hide!
Pick a color, then tap a part of Drew to fill it.
A quiet little game
Slide a finger across the garden to guide Drew. He gathers leaves in his hands; leaves that drift past simply settle on the grass.
0 of 12 leaves in this basket
Leaves are drifting down.
Keyboard: tap the garden, then use the left and right arrow keys. No timer and no game over.
Press on the shell, pull back, and let go — the shell slides up the ice. Land it in the rings by the house: gold middle is best! You have six shells, and a gentle bump can nudge a friend closer… or knock one away.
Drag back from the shell and let go to slide it up the ice.
Keyboard: tap the ice, then aim with the arrow keys and press Enter to throw. No timer — just sliding.
Drag back from Drew's shell and let go to lob it at the shelf. Knock every stone and coconut down — you have 8 shells!
Tip: a gentle pull drops the shell right on top of the stack — one good hit can bring the whole pile down, and Olga loves that.
Olga’s 20 Questions — think of something, and Olga will guess it in 20 questions.
Think of something — Olga will try to guess it!
Think of something in one of these groups. Don’t tell Olga — just answer her questions honestly!
She loves learning new things. Tell her what it was, then tap a question below and give the right answer for your thing — especially one where her best guess would be wrong.
Coloring books
The stories’ happiest pages as coloring books to print at home — plus one free page to start with today.
Take the stories home
The happiest pages from Drew & Olga’s storybooks, turned into clean line art for crayons and markers — plus five Olga Knows It All activity pages tucked into every book.
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All three books in one
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Join the waitlistThe coloring books are being finished now — each one is a printable PDF to print at home on US Letter paper, as many times as you like for your own family. Join the waitlist below and we will email you the moment they are ready — one email, that’s the whole deal. And the stories themselves stay free to read right here, always.
Take the turtles home today: print the coloring page, grab the crayons, and give this shell a design of your own.
Print the coloring page