When you visit this site, a small amount of information may be collected to help things run smoothly.

Information you choose to share:

• Your name and email (for example, if you send a message or sign up for updates)

• Anything you include in a contact form

Information collected automatically:

• Basic details like your browser type or device

• Pages you visit and how long you stay

This helps us understand what visitors enjoy—so we can create more of it.

Your information is used to:

• Respond to messages and questions

• Share occasional updates about new children’s books, stories, and releases

• Improve the website and overall experience

Your information is never sold, traded, or passed along for marketing purposes. Ever.

The stories here are created for children—but the website itself is meant for adults.

We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.
If something has been shared by mistake, simply reach out and it will be removed right away.

If you sign up for updates, you may receive the occasional email—think of it as a friendly note sharing:

• New book releases

• Story updates

• Behind-the-scenes glimpses

You can unsubscribe at any time (no hard feelings).

Like many websites, a few trusted tools help keep things running smoothly. These may include:

• Email platforms (like Flodesk or Mailchimp)

• Website analytics (like Google Analytics)

They collect limited information to help improve your experience—but nothing personal is ever sold.

This site uses cookies—not the chocolate chip kind, unfortunately, but small bits of data that help the website remember things and work better.

For more details, please see our Cookie Policy below.

Reasonable steps are taken to keep your information secure. While no website can promise perfect security, care is taken to protect what you share.

You can:

• Ask to see what information is stored

• Request updates or deletion

• Unsubscribe from emails anytime

Just send an email to us.

From time to time, this policy may be updated—like revising a story to make it even better. Any changes will be posted here.

Questions are always welcome.

Jay Kerr, Korm Books