✳ READ. PLAY. WONDER.

Little stories.
A world of
wonder.

For little hands and growing imaginations.
A playful world of stories, creativity, and everyday discoveries—made to explore together.

Ages 18 months–6 years

Peblumi’s cheerful sprout-topped friend reading a coral storybook
A little wonder
on every page.
Mia exploring a little plantSmall moments. Big discoveries.

Hello, curious little human.

Stories to step inside Room to create Wonder beyond the screen

SMALL MOMENTS. WONDERFUL POSSIBILITIES.

A little tap.
A big “I did it!”

Water a plant. Find a new color. Follow a curious friend.
Peblumi turns everyday moments into stories your child can be part of.

01 / DISCOVER

Little hands.
Real-life wonders.

Montessori-inspired stories bring care, curiosity, and “let me try” moments to everyday life.

Let curiosity grow
02 / CREATE

A story with
their colors in it.

Color the pages, then read the story. A little imagination makes every book feel like their own.

Discover our story collection
03 / UNWIND

One more page.
One cozy moment.

Gentle bedtime tales invite you to slow down, snuggle close, and end the day together.

Discover our story collection

THEIR NEXT FAVORITE IS WAITING

Growing readers.
Ever-growing wonder.

From first little discoveries to bigger
adventures. Meet a few books from Peblumi.

A few books for 18–24 months

A Little Drink for the Plant

A Little Drink for the Plant

Ages 18–24 months

Milo and the Big Leaf

Milo and the Big Leaf

Ages 18–24 months

Bunny’s Soft Blue Quilt

Bunny’s Soft Blue Quilt

Ages 18–24 months

Their next chapter is waiting. Read these books and discover more in the app.

Owen and Dad care for Pip the rabbit beside his hutch
TODAY’S LITTLE ADVENTUREOwen Helps Care for PipA quiet moment. A little care. A furry friend.

THE STORY IS JUST THE START

Close the book.
Open up their world.

The loveliest discoveries don’t end on a screen. Little Adventures help you bring a story into the everyday, with simple activities to try together.

  1. 1

    Find a little inspiration

    Start with a character, a story, a tiny spark.

  2. 2

    Make it a moment together

    Water a plant. Pair some socks. Notice a shadow.

  3. 3

    Follow their curiosity

    Ask, notice, and see where the wonder goes.

A LITTLE NOTE FOR GROWN-UPS

Made for them.
Thoughtful for you.

Space to read, play, and be curious.
Simple choices for your family.

Start small. Stay for the wonder.

Try free starter books for your child’s age. Unlock an age collection or the full library with a one-time purchase.

No subscription. Just more stories.
What ages is Peblumi for?

Peblumi has five age collections, from 18–24 months through 5–6 years. Little readers can explore simple, familiar moments, while older children discover longer stories and more detailed activities. Choose an age above to discover a few titles from their collection.

What can my child do in Peblumi?

Read illustrated stories, explore touch interactions, color story pages, discover everyday skills, and wind down with bedtime books. The library also includes discovery and movement stories. Save favorite books, return to a saved page, and find little activities to try together away from the screen.

Can we try stories for free?

Yes. Your child’s chosen age group includes two free Montessori books and one free book from each other series. You can explore those starter books before deciding whether to unlock more.

Is there a subscription?

No. Peblumi offers one-time purchases to unlock an age collection or the full library. Purchase options sit behind a grown-up math gate. Prices are shown in the app when purchases are available.

A LITTLE WONDER GOES A LONG WAY

Let’s turn a page together.

A familiar moment. A new discovery. A story to make their own.

A LITTLE ADVENTURE · WITH A GROWN-UP

Owen Helps Care for Pip

Just like Owen and Dad, watch quietly and help care for an animal together.

What you’ll need

A responsible grown-up and the supplies they normally use for their animal’s care.

Try this

Your grown-up selects supplies and checks your job. Keep cleaning tools apart from food. Put tools away, wash hands, and give the animal quiet.

Notice together

What does your grown-up notice before deciding what care is needed?