About Tiger Tome

Tiger Tome is a quiet place for family reading. We are building a small, carefully chosen library of bedtime stories and books for children and young people, published under the TigerTome Publishing name.

Why calm reading matters

Bedtime is often the gentlest part of the day. A short, unhurried story can help a child wind down, and sharing it can be a moment of closeness for the whole family. Our pages are designed to be soft and uncluttered, without adverts, countdowns or noisy rewards.

Supporting growing readers and families

Stories are grouped by age so that what a child sees suits their stage of growing up. As children grow, the library grows with them, from first stories for little listeners to fiction for thoughtful teenage readers.

Bedtime Stories and Physical Books

Bedtime Stories are for younger children and are read on screen. Some will also have a narrated recording to listen to once it has been approved.

Physical Books are books for ages 10 and over. They are not read or listened to inside Tiger Tome. Parents will be able to view them and buy them from an outside shop — this is coming later.

Carefully reviewed, age-appropriate content

Every title goes through an editorial checklist covering its age group, wording, rights and credits before it can be released to families. Our first titles are still being reviewed, so the family shelves are being prepared.

Vocabulary and learning

Through Word Garden, a few well-chosen words from a story can become small learning moments, with a child-friendly meaning, an example and a gentle quiz. Learning should feel like curiosity, never like homework. Word Garden is off for each child until a parent turns it on.

Parents stay in control

Only adults hold accounts. Parents create and edit child profiles, choose reading and listening settings, can clear history and can delete the account at any time.

Still being prepared

Membership payments and trials, buying books, book series, games and shared access for a second parent are not available yet. We will only describe them as live once they are.