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Move
With
Me
Books

Publishing & Movement-based Storytime

Move. Read. Connect.

Because stories aren’t just to be read—they’re meant to be felt.

Move with me storytime

Our interactive stories invite children to literally jump into the narrative, blending imaginative play with self-regulation skills and joyful expression. This is more than storytime—it’s a literary movement that moves hearts, minds, and bodies. 
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The Brave Fuzzy

Eliana Miao with Pen & Pipette

Ages 4+ · 13 min

Belonging, welcoming newcomers, gut health

Keys of Kindness

Nicole Mulholland

Ages 4–8 · 13 min

Kindness, gratitude, positive self-talk

Martin Snell and His Worm Hotel

Susan Frazee

Ages 4–8 · 11 min

Composting, food waste, Earth Day

Where Did Poppy Go?

Gail Silver

Ages 5–9 · 8 min

Grief, losing a grandparent, cycle of life

The Poop Fairy

Sandy Ferguson Fuller

Ages 4–8 · 8 min

Responsible pet care, community

All Through the Crown

Rachel Glowacki

Ages 2–7 · 8 min

Chakras, emotions and the body, music

Cookie Doughga

Margot Harris

Ages 3–8 · 14 min

Yoga poses, calming worry, mindfulness

Emilia Tries the Cello

Katarina Pliego

Ages 0–10 · 10 min

Music, the cello, curiosity

Kindness Is

Kaitlin Johnstone

Ages 5–11 · 15 min

Kindness, empathy, inclusion

The Colors of Me

Ekaette Kern

Ages 2–4 · 6 min

Biracial identity, self-pride

The Bunny Poets

Barbara Toboni

Ages 4–8 · 10 min

Writing poetry, creativity, nature

The Story of the Three Little Pigs

Traditional tale

Ages 4–8 · 15 min

Planning ahead, cleverness

Sister

Leia M. Johnson

Ages 4–8 · 15 min

Foster care, adoption, siblings

Indigo Blume and the Garden City

Kwame Alexander

Ages PreK–2 · 12 min

Going green, community action

Read Island

Nicole Magistro

Ages 4–8 · 12 min

Love of reading, nature, breathing

This particular style of storytime is designed to support the emotional, physical, and social well-being of children, educators, and families. Our interactive stories invite children to literally jump into the narrative, blending imaginative play with self-regulation skills and joyful expression. 

We are growing our Virtual Library of Movement-based Storytime!

How can you get involved?

Parents , Teachers, + Caregivers
support the virtual library

"The Publishing company that cares"

From story development to collaborating with talented illustrators and printers, Move With Me Books is dedicated to creating children's books that are both meaningful stories and works of art—designed to inspire imagination, movement, and a lifelong love of reading. 

TRANSFORMING CHILDREN's literary experiences

Our mission is to engage all readers,  to embody stories through movement, mindfulness, and breath. We offer a creative, accessible way to boost early literacy, emotional regulation, and physical health—meeting kids where they are: in motion, online, and in need of connection.

Our Newest Publication

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ALL Through the crown

All Through the Crown is a musical storybook sung to the popular childhood tune The Wheels on the Bus. This interactive book gets both kids and grownups moving, singing, and answering thoughtful questions together.

It's perfect for ages 2–7 years old to learn the basic concepts of the energy/chakra system, the colors of the rainbow, and the body parts.

Reviews from the 'big guys'

“A simple and fun introduction to chakras and meditation, ideal for preschool-age children.”
-Kirkus Reviews
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"Rachel Glowacki’s All Through the Crown is a thoughtful and enthusiastic introduction to the connection between emotion and the body."

-IndieReader

“Captivating artwork and a playful tone make this a standout.” -The Wishing Shelf

the people are talking!

AUTHOR

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“No brainer, this could enhance author visits and spark sensory memories!”

Leia M. Johnson 

PARENT

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"I am so thankful for you! This is literally her favorite activity and refuses to miss a week I'm so glad that my sensitive kiddo has chosen this as her "thing"!"

Mother of a 5 year old

CAREGIVER

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"I wish I had this when I was younger, it might have helped me grasp more interest in reading! Dyslexia is challenging and avoiding books beyond what's required in school has always been something I didn't conside..."

Anonymous

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