Congrats on 2.6k! ✨️

Hi I'm Sentinel I love to draw my silly little OCs and write silly little stories ✨️

Thank you for your interest in my project. I'll look into Storymancer. One of my online books is a children's story too. (@learningtowalkagain.life.) It just got critiqued this week on the writing channel Roughest Draft VOD.

We will go check them out! 💙

Two excellent picks!

Apart from Bunny vs Monkey, these are my top loaned series. They're all comics/graphic novels. Children can't get enough of them. They look completely different to the books/texts they are given for reading comprehension. They make them laugh/cry, they're fun. Quite frankly we need many, many more!

Let me know what you think! For me and my kids, Storymancer is a platform to help support their reading in between library trips.

Let me know what you think!

Exactly. With apps like Storymancer, kids are actively making story choices, building comprehension skills, and creating their own narratives. Not mindless scrolling - it's interactive learning that wouldn't have been possible 30 years ago.

Using Storymancer has totally transformed our bedtime routine. The interactive stories create this amazing bonding time, and I'm seeing real improvements in vocabulary and reading engagement. Perfect example of what you're talking about.

Absolutely. When my son couldn't read Storymancer stories, we read together while tracking the words. Now he spots familiar words and reads bits himself. Reading together is reading.

Storymancer takes that TTRPG collaborative storytelling concept and makes it accessible for young kids. Same benefits - decision making, reading practice, and family bonding - just packaged for the younger crowd.

That research tracks with my experience - my daughter's language skills improved dramatically when we started using Storymancer, which combines audio and visual learning with interactive choices. The multi-sensory approach seems to make a real difference.

Fascinating project! As a tech PM in healthcare, I'd love to hear more about your eye-tracking approach. We've been exploring AI adaptivity in reading tools like Storymancer - potential synergies?