Three young authors — ages 7 and 6 — turn real geography, history and science into picture-book treasure hunts your child actually wants to finish.
Quest Books is a small family venture created by three young authors — ages 7 and 6. Each picture book blends real facts about science, geography, and history into a treasure-hunt adventure kids actually want to read. It's proof that with a little imagination and the help of AI agents, anyone can become a published author — even a first-grader.
Our three little adventurers do not just make up their quests — they go and see the world first. Here is where the trio has been, one stop at a time.
Pencilton, Flip, and Pathfinder wander the oldest walled city in North America — cobblestone streets, the towering Château Frontenac, and a river so wide it looks like the sea. They learn why this city speaks French, how its stone walls kept it safe for centuries, and what lives beneath the chilly waters of the St. Lawrence.
Watch the trio in action. Each teaser is a one-minute look inside the book, packed with the real facts they learn along the way.
Pencilton, Flip, and Pathfinder follow one old map across eight American landmarks, from the Statue of Liberty and the White House to Mount Rushmore, the Grand Canyon, and a rocket at Kennedy Space Center. Along the way they learn that the real treasure was the adventure, and the friends they shared it with.
A dragon, a dino, and a robot sail off to France, a country shaped like a hexagon. They measure the Eiffel Tower, explore the world's biggest art museum at the Louvre, learn that bonjour means hello and merci means thank you, and follow a clue south to sunny Marseille.
Muffin, Clover, and Daisy suit up for launch day and fly past Earth, Mercury, Mars, and giant Jupiter. They discover why Mars looks rusty, how small Mercury really is, and that 1,300 Earths could fit inside Jupiter.
