One drawing table.
Two very different readers.
Alex Herek is an independent publisher making activity books that ask very little and give back a lot — a set of crayons, a quiet half hour, and something worth finishing. Some readers are five. Some are eighty-five. The table looks the same either way.
"I wanted to make something my kids and my parents could both sit down with — no batteries, no login, just a page worth coloring in."— ALEX HEREK, FOUNDER
Draft pull-quote — replace with Alex's own words on why the two shelves exist.
A shelf that grew in both directions.
Placeholder milestones below — swap in the real dates, volume counts and turning points of the catalog.
The first volume
[Describe the very first book you published — what problem it solved, and for whom.]
Children of the World takes shape
[Note when the flagship kids series expanded into its five continent volumes.]
The senior shelf opens
[Explain what prompted Left Hand Brain Training and the Sharp Mind series.]
Two shelves, one table
[Where the catalog stands today, and what's coming next.]
Three things every volume shares.
Researched, not guessed
Flags, landmarks and traditions are checked against real sources before a single line is drawn.
Tested at the table
Every page goes through a real kid or a real senior with a pack of crayons before it ships.
Independently made
Written, illustrated and published in-house — no ghostwriters, no stock templates.
Pick a shelf and pull up a chair.
Browse the full catalog for kids or for seniors — or grab a free sample first.