Stories that
unfold
in the
dark.
A house of dreamlike picture-books for small humans & the large ones reading aloud.
Honor
without knowing what shape it'll be."
The Rabbit who
borrowed the
moon.
A pinned, scroll-pulled chapter where a hare in a pocket-watch hat trades hours for stars.
"Tonight," said the rabbit, lifting his hat, "the moon will be in here. Just for safe keeping."
Conversations
in the margins.
"I draw with my left hand so my right hand can keep secrets."
"Children read pictures the way archaeologists read bones."
"I keep a pocket of unwritten words. They jingle."
"My stories all begin with a footnote and end with a folded corner."
"A picture book is a small theatre that fits in a coat pocket."
Pull a ribbon.
Choose a story.
Hover any spine to drop its ribbon — then tug to open the book.
A Cathedral of Snails
Imogen Pell's wordless meditation on the slow geometry of small things — winner of the 2024 Caldecott Honor.
Come fold a
book with us.
Small Saturday sessions in our Brooklyn loft — paper engineering, gouache & storyboarding for ages 6 to 96.
"Foxglove & Folio publishes books the way other houses publish weather — strange, slow, and entirely necessary."
One paper letter,
posted at full moon.
Exclusive plates, an author's marginalia, & a pressed-paper bookmark — yours by post.
