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Where Vastness Takes Root

Here, wonder is not separate from belonging. It is one way we learn to find our place in the world. Arcadian Sky exists for stories with beauty, depth, and something to carry long after the last page.

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Stories rooted in wonder, resilience, and emotional truth — from a published series and completed picture books to ambitious chapter-book universes, nonfiction playbooks, and projects still finding their shape.

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Seeking
Publication

Paige & Percival:
The Hungry Book
Adventures

Seven illustrated storybooks following two books through the great libraries of the world — from the British Library's burning manuscripts to Melbourne, Paris, Dublin, Glasgow, and Porto. Informational fiction for curious readers ages 5–9, with back matter designed for classroom use. Seeking traditional publication.

The Grand Tooth Commissioner
Flossy
Commander Cavity
Toothland
Brushing

The Toothland Chronicles

A warmly illustrated series following Flossy and Brushing through the magical world of Toothland — where sugar bugs are real, teeth graduate, and small children discover their own quiet courage. Book One is available now in hardcover, paperback, and coloring book editions. Book Two available now. Book Three in development.

The Full
Catalog

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Works Across Every Stage

Some stories are ready. Some are still becoming. Some live in a different register entirely. Arcadian Sky Press is a small imprint with a long horizon and no interest in rushing what matters.

Complete works actively seeking literary representation

Paige and Percival — two books travelling the great libraries of the world concept art

Paige &
Percival

Seven illustrated storybooks following two books — a hungry, mismatched adventurer and a precise, burgundy-cravated scholar — through the great libraries of the world. Real history, real objects, real arguments about knowledge, folded into something a child can eat up. Informational fiction for curious readers ages 5–9, with back matter for classroom use. By Osborne Potter. Seeking traditional publication.

The Sand-Witch Sisters — Rye, Brie, and Dill on Sandy Cove concept art

The Sand-Witch
Sisters

Witches come in threes. So does a sandwich.

Rye is the bread, and holds everything together. Brie is the soft middle, and melts at the first kind word. Dill is the sharp bite, the one who says the true thing at exactly the wrong moment. Her sisters call her Pickle. She hates it. It stuck.

They can’t stop the rain on Sandy Cove. But they can always move the party, and they always set one more place than there are guests.

A picture-book series for ages 4–8. Book One: Wren and the Sea Party — complete, seeking traditional publication. Books Two and Three in development. By Osborne Potter.

If a… A Garden Full of Nonsense — whimsical plants and fruits in mid-absurd-action concept art

If a… A Garden
Full of Nonsense

If a thistle could whistle, would it play you a tune? A wildly joyful romp through a garden and fruit bowl full of plants, vegetables, and fruits doing absolutely the most ridiculous things — and the child at the end who is perfectly, wonderfully themselves. By Osborne Potter. Seeking traditional publication.

Ya Get What Ya Get — a girl in soccer cleats holding a dripping ice cream cone concept art

Ya Get What
Ya Get

Five quiet moments between a child and a grown-up they love — a rained-out game, a dripping ice cream cone, violin lessons, a tumble on the ice, and a concert in the park. A warmly funny, deeply tender picture book about learning to love what arrives. Dedicated to Elowen. By Osborne Potter. Seeking traditional publication.

Works taking shape — open to agent interest and early conversation

The Sonder — a sailing ship navigating by starlight concept art

The Sonder

Nova is the youngest. She is also the captain. The Sonder sails to islands that have forgotten who they are — and Nova's uncorrupted compass always knows what was taken. A standalone picture book and five-book chapter series about belonging to more than one world. By Osborne Potter. In development.

Tatiana and Tucker — a flute and trumpet on stage concept art

Tatiana &
Tucker

A flute, a trumpet, and the wrong bus — again. A chapter-book series set in the great concert halls of the world, asking whether two instruments from completely different places can make something together that neither could make alone. By Osborne Potter. In development.

Practical works for operators, practitioners, and builders

The DEL Model — a nonfiction business book

The DEL
Model

The honest, unfiltered account of how one operator went from zero revenue to a multi-brand AI-assisted business engine — and why the model that built it can work for any operator sitting on underpackaged expertise. In progress.

Independent Practice Survival — a healthcare nonfiction playbook

Independent
Practice Survival

Three pillars. One survival thesis. A unified playbook for the independent practice being squeezed from three directions simultaneously — billing, pharmacy, and technology. Written by two practitioners who learned it from the inside. Coming soon.

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Arcadian Sky Press is an independent imprint with a small, intentional catalog — children's books built around wonder, belonging, and the kind of story that stays with a child long after the last page.

We are actively seeking literary representation for our current titles and forthcoming works. If you are a literary agent or agency with an appetite for meaningful children's fiction, we would genuinely like to connect.

For everything else — a kind word, a question, a conversation — you're welcome here too.