made for one child only — yours

The hero of this story is your child

Their face. Their hair. Their name on every page. A storybook drawn just for them — the kind they hand you at bedtime and say, “this one. again.”

Hardback, printed in the UK · Digital copy the same day · Ages 1–9

Walk With Me — page onea real Omo Tales page
easier than getting them to bed

From your phone to their hands

1

Tell us about them

A photo, their hair, their name. The little things that make them unmistakably them.

takes two minutes, promise

2

Watch them appear

Preview their character in about a minute — same smile, same hair, ready for page one.

cue the gasp

3

A book only they could star in

A hardback to your door, and a digital copy the same day — in time for tonight's bedtime.

the good kind of post

pick their first adventure

Four stories they already live

Hair day. The Saturday walk. The school lunch table. They know these moments — they just haven't read their version yet.

A father and child walking hand in hand down their street on a Saturday morningAvailable now

Walk With Me

They reach for Dad's hand first — then lead the walk.

Ages 2–8 · 14 pages

A grandmother braiding a child's hair while the child beams at the mirrorAvailable now

Crown Day

They hop into the chair grinning — and meet royalty in the mirror.

Ages 2–8 · 14 pages

A family gathered close around a baby on the day they receive their nameComing soon

The Day You Got Your Name

They start saying their name like it's a title.

Ages 2–8 · 14 pages

A child proudly opening their lunchbox at a busy school lunch tableComing soon

The Loud Lunch

They open the lunchbox wide — “want some?”

Ages 2–8 · 12 pages

A child catching their reflection in a shop window and seeing themselves standing taller
walking a little taller alreadyfrom Walk With Me

the whole point, really

The moment they say “that’s me!”

Not a character who sort of looks like them. Them — on every page, doing brave things. That’s when the story sticks.

Their face, drawn true

We stylise the drawing, never the child. Same smile, same cheeks — unmistakably them.

Their hair, celebrated

Braids, puffs, coils, beads — drawn with care, like the crown it is.

Their name, the whole way through

Not just stamped on the cover. Woven into every single page of the story.

A world that feels like home

The greetings, the kitchen, the Saturday mornings they already know by heart.

notes from the fridge door

Word travels fast in a family

“That's ME, Mummy!”

My daughter saw the cover and said 'That's ME, Mummy!' I've never seen her react to a book like that.
TTasha M.Mum of 2, London

she carries it everywhere

The hair — the little box braids — were perfect. She carries it everywhere. Best gift I ever bought.
GGloria A.Grandma, Birmingham

spot on

Finally, a personalised book that doesn't just paint a white character brown. The cultural details are spot on.
DDaniel O.Dad, Manchester

ordered three more on the spot

Gallery-quality illustrations in a children's book. I ordered three more for my nieces on the spot.
KKeisha W.Auntie, Atlanta

one little question we ask

How should the story feel like home?

Choose your family’s background and the small things shift — the greetings, the food on the table, the way Grandma says hello. Nothing to explain. It just feels right.

YorubaIgboGhanaianCaribbeanBlack British

more backgrounds on the way — every family welcome

And when the world on the page feels familiar, it’s easy for your child to believe what the story tells them about themselves.

A child and their dad weaving through a bustling market, waving to stallholders who know them by name
the market smells like Saturdaya real Omo Tales page

the last page of this website...

...is the first page of their story

Tonight’s bedtime story could star your child — brave, beautiful, and completely themselves.

Hardback, printed in the UK · Digital copy the same day · Ages 1–9

A child proudly leading their dad by the hand — this time, the little one is in front
this time, they lead the walk