A cheerful picture book by Chris Goodman about creativity, clarity, and helping the right people discover what you do.
Little Site has a big heart and a helpful idea, but nobody can find it.
With help from Chris the Builder, Mara the Map, and Nova the Search Star, Little Site learns that clear words, simple paths, friendly pictures, and honest answers make it easier for the right visitors to arrive.
This book is a gentle story for kids, creators, business owners, and anyone building something useful in a noisy world.
Buy The Little Website on Amazon
The paperback edition is now live on Amazon.
Price: Paperback .99 USD. Paperback ASIN: B0HBMZNL9X.
About the Book
The Little Website That Learned to Be Found turns the ideas behind digital visibility into a warm, simple story. It is not a technical book. It is a tiny tale about being useful, being clear, and making good things easier to discover.
- Kids ages 4-8
- Creative families
- Future founders
- Client gifts
- Classrooms and office shelves
- Anyone who likes business ideas wrapped in a friendly story
Make Your Idea Easy to Find
Download a simple activity sheet where kids can draw a sign for their idea, name who it helps, and create a clear first step for visitors.
A Note for Grown-Ups
Every big idea deserves to be found. At Tridigiam, we help businesses make their websites, content, and digital systems clearer and easier to trust. This book brings that same idea into a story families can enjoy together.
About Chris Goodman
Chris Goodman is the founder of Tridigiam, where he helps businesses become clearer, more visible, and easier to trust online. He writes practical and imaginative books about creativity, digital visibility, and building things people can actually find.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this book an advertisement?
No. It is a standalone children's picture book. The story uses a little website as a character to teach clarity, helpfulness, and discovery in a simple way.
What age is it for?
The book is written for children ages 4-8, though grown-ups who build websites, businesses, or creative projects may enjoy the message too.
Will there be more Chris Goodman books?
Yes. Future books will explore digital visibility, creativity, AI-assisted marketing, and practical systems for building useful things online.