Bringing families back to the roots of success.
Little Laws of Success is a 17-book journey that hands children — and their grown-ups — the timeless principles of a happy, successful life. No politics. No passing trends. Just the fundamentals, one warm story at a time.
Why we made these
These are hard, noisy times to grow up in — and hard times to be a parent. Kids are pulled in a hundred directions, and it has never been tougher to know what to teach them. We made this series to cut through the noise and come back to something solid: the root principles of becoming a good, capable, successful person.
You won’t find politics or social agendas here — just character, effort, kindness, focus, and resilience. The fundamentals that were true a hundred years ago, and will still be true a hundred years from now.
The ideas a generation almost lost
Nearly a century ago, an earlier generation studied what truly made people succeed and distilled it into a handful of timeless principles. Somewhere along the way, a generation or two nearly let those lessons slip away.
Little Laws of Success takes seventeen of these core principles and reimagines each one as a simple, beautiful story a child can understand — so these ideas are carried forward instead of lost for good.
For parents, too — especially the ones still figuring it out
This series is for the parent who wants to pass something on but isn’t quite sure where to start — the dad who wants to teach his kids what really matters but never quite had the words for it. You don’t need to have it all figured out. Read the story together, and the lesson is already there, ready for you.
And here’s the quiet secret: parents learn from these books too. These principles are just as true at forty as they are at four.
More than stories — connection and habits
Every book ends with a Big Idea and a simple activity for you and your child to do together. Those small shared moments are where the real magic is: they build genuine connection between you, and they turn a good idea into a lasting habit of success — for both of you.