Read it.
Scribble it.
Make it yours.

A book is only the beginning. Meet the Paper vs Crayon Fun Pack — a story to spark an idea, and the bits to bring it to life.

Made by a dad and his kids. Ready for yours.

Discover Our Picture Books

Paper VS Crayon®

A fun and simple story about friendship, creativity, and finding a way to say “yes” together.

Why Monsters Are Not Real

Turning screen and bedtime monsters into giggles, comfort, and courage.

Brave Like Oz

Big feelings, small steps, and the quiet bravery every first school day needs.

Elle the Little Lifeguard

Where beach-day fun meets surf safety, big laughs, and growing confidence.

Hands That Speak

A gentle introduction to baby sign - for little ones finding their voice in their own time.

Tap Tap Typing

A fun story designed to inspire kids to learn typing through play, laughter, and confidence-building moments.

Have you read one of our books pre-release? We’d love to hear your thoughts — click here

THE PAPER VS CRAYON® FUN PACK

One little story.
A whole lot of
“look what I made!”

Read about two unlikely friends. Then hand the story over to your little creator.


The book that starts it all
Paper meets Crayon. Crayon wants to draw. Paper has other ideas. A playful story about creating together.


Their very own book to make
A blank A5 book for wobbly letters, wild characters and stories only they could dream up.


Colour. Ready to go.
Mini pencil crayons, so the next great idea doesn’t have to wait.


He loved drawing.
Reading?
That was another
story.

So we made
our own book.

Paper vs Crayon started with Rob and his boy, a love of drawing, and an idea: what if making a story could be the way into reading one?

That’s the heart of Dad Point of Hue. Stories drawn from real family life, made to spark confidence, conversation and a bit of creative chaos.

Read how it all started ↗


10,000

Kids inspired to create something.
That’s the mission. Every scribble counts.


THE GROWN-UP BITS

A few little answers.

What comes in the $15 Fun Pack?

The Paper vs Crayon storybook, a blank A5 make-your-own book and mini pencil crayons. A story to enjoy together, then space to make their own.

Where do I buy it?

Tap any “Get the Fun Pack” button to shop through the Dad Point of Hue store. Shipping is calculated at checkout.

What’s the difference between the two websites?

Dad Point of Hue is the home of Rob’s books and the shop. Paper vs Crayon is the creative world around the characters, with ideas and Little Studio to explore.

Can I explore the books for a classroom?

Absolutely. Have a look at Paper vs Crayon in the classroom ↗ or get in touch about your class.

A blank page. A million possibilities.

Meet Little Studio.

A free drawing space for kids. Draw, add photos, trace and make something wonderfully yours—right in your browser.

  • ✎ Pencil, brush & big colour buttons
  • ▱ Up to five drawing layers
  • ▧ Add a photo & trace over it
  • ↓ Save your creations to your device

Try it on your iPad. Free to create.
No downloads, sign-up or ads. Opens in a new tab.

Why Parents Love These Books

Real family moments

Stories inspired by everyday childhood wins, worries, and laughs.

Builds emotional confidence

Helping kids understand big feelings and grow brave, step by step.

Learning activities included

Fun hands-on activities that keep learning going after the story ends.

Australian-made stories

Warm, relatable stories created by an Australian dad for real families.

Download free printables for your little legends.

Pinkzilla, hearts and more — all A4, ready to print, colour and share.

Perfect for teachers, parents and carers who need a quick, fun activity.
Just print, grab some colour, and let the kids go for it.

Dad Point of Hue Printables PDF

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Dad Point of Hue® is an Australian independent children’s imprint creating relatable, uplifting picture books for early learners — inspired by everyday childhood moments and written and designed by Rob Allen to build confidence, spark conversation, and make families smile.

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