Rosie & Raven is suitable for children ages 4–12, with the ideal reading comprehension range being 6–8 years old. Younger children are captivated by the vivid illustrations and animations, while older readers connect with the storyline and interactive features. Adults often pick up on the deeper themes, making Rosie & Raven a story that truly appeals to all ages.

There are lots of ways to enjoy Rosie & Raven! Since it’s a bit longer than most children’s books, you can split it into two reading sessions. We suggest saving the interactive portion for night two. Try completing the short exercises together before activating the illustrations. The animations are a fun reward for engaging with the prompts. You can also ask your child to guess what will happen next before revealing the animation—this sparks imagination and makes them feel like their “special powers” brought the story to life. Rosie & Raven is designed to inspire connection, curiosity, and creativity, so make it your own and have fun with it!

This is a firewall issue. Turn your wifi off and scan the code again. When the experience loads, you can turn your wifi back on.

Remember, the animated portion begins later in the story, so be sure to follow the instructions on the first page (the beginning of the story is not animated). If you’re having trouble activating the code, this could be a firewall issue with your wifi. Simply turn your wifi off, scan the code, and turn wifi back on once you see the launch screen. If you’re still having trouble. visit the help page for an alternate way to access the magic.

This was an intentional choice to put reading first. The author wanted to bridge the gap between the page and the screen by showing children that a secret, magical world truly exists, but they must use their own “superpowers” to access it.

That’s no problem! Rosie & Raven is meant to be enjoyed equally with and without a screen. While the animations make the book truly special and unique, they are completely optional, as the book stands alone with rich illustrations and a heartfelt, cohesive story.