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Story Hollow
Publishing
85%
Children who read for fun daily are 85% more likely to perform above average in school
37%
37% of adults doing regular puzzles showed real, measurable improvements in memory and thinking skills.
82%
82% of people dream of writing their life story but feel overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure where to start.
Books You Can Love
Puzzle Books
Challenge yourself, build memory skills, and enjoy relaxing brain games you’ll love.
Children’s Books
Fun books that help kids read better, dream bigger, and grow stronger.
Journals
Our guided journals help you preserve your memories, wisdom, and dreams for the people you love most.
Why Choose Us?
At Story Hollow, we believe every story matters. Our books are designed to be fun to complete, whether you’re solving puzzles, building reading skills, or writing your life story. With thoughtful prompts and creative layouts, we guide you every step of the way so you’re never stuck or overwhelmed. From young readers discovering their first adventure to adults preserving a lifetime of memories, our books meet you where you are and help you grow. Every story you capture, puzzle you solve, or page you fill leaves a lasting impact — for you and for the people you love.
Testimonials
“These books completely changed reading time in our house. My son actually asks to read now, and his teacher says his confidence has skyrocketed. The stories are so fun and easy for him to connect with. Thank you for making reading exciting again!”
L. Martinez
“I love how the puzzles are fun but also really make you think. I do a word search every morning with my coffee, and I’ve noticed I feel sharper and more focused during the day. These books are the perfect way to keep your brain active without feeling like work.”
J. Patel
“I’ve always wanted to write down my life story for my kids, but I didn’t know where to start. This guided journal made it easy and actually enjoyable. Every prompt helped bring out memories I hadn’t thought about in years. It feels amazing to finally leave my story behind.”
M. Robinson
