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Scribblitt, the website for kids to write, illustrate and publish their own books, now gives ONE book to a child in need for every ONE book published on Scribblitt.com.

Susan M. Heim, parenting author and "Chicken Soup for the Soul" editor, shares her personal thoughts about and experiences with Scribblitt.

Westport mom, Andrea Bergstein, created Scribblitt.com, a free website where kids ages seven through twelve can create, write, illustrate and publish their own books.

Even though my daughters are too young to create their own books, I wanted to share this website and mom entrepreneur with you, as I love products and services that are engaging and educational for young children. 

While the slightly over-protective parent in me wants to shelter my children from the internet until they are 30, I realize that knowing how to use a computer has become a necessary part of learning. And there are some quality learning sites that can engage your children...

The Other Day I Discovered This Amazing Website, Scribblitt...

Help Promote The Creativity Of Your Favorite Budding Writer

Scribblitt Is A Great Writing Tool For Homeschooled Children

For all those young writers and artists out there, there may be a new way to see your dreams come true.

I love to find websites that encourage kids to write and be creative.

School year begins with mixed emotions.

Westport mother Andrea Bergstein's says her house is cleaner without all the paper. Stacks of it seemed to be in every room, filled with developing stories and artwork by her two daughters.

How is it possible that my daughter, with so much to say, can't come up with a story to write?

Scribblitt allows children to write, illustrate and publish stories, comics and artwork.

I discovered something fun, and of course couldn't wait to share it!

Scribblitt provides kids an online space to write, illustrate and publish their own stories, premium comic books and custom stationery, with unique tools to help deliver professional results.