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LITTLE STORIES. LOVELY DISCOVERIES.

A little wonder.
A lot of sweet
possibilities.

Welcome to Hidden Honey Press, where hidden treasures are brought into the light through stories created to delight young hearts, inspire imagination, and leave something beautiful behind. Sweet in Every Way.

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For curious little minds & the grown-ups who love them.

Open a book.
Let wonder in!
STORIES TO
treasure
A story is just the beginning.
Read togetherColor outside the linesDiscover something newSweet in Every Way
One shoe.
So many word adventures.

ON OUR LITTLE BOOKSHELF

Shoo to the Loo

A children’s book by Tracy Walker

A shoe or a shoo? A bathroom or a loo? Even familiar words can lead to a lovely new discovery.

Meet Ronnie and explore the playful world of Shoo to the Loo. Keep the fun going with coloring pages and word adventures inspired by the book.

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A LITTLE PAPER. A LOT OF IMAGINATION.

Your colors. Your kind of magic.

Pick a page, grab your favorite colors,
and make the story your own.

MEET RONNIEColoring page of Ronnie holding her shoe in a garden

Ronnie’s garden adventure

A red shoe? A purple sky? You decide!

Download coloring page Free PDF · 1 page · US Letter
BETTER TOGETHERColoring page featuring the Shoo to the Loo family and Kanga-loo

A page full of happy faces

Bring the whole story family to life.

Download coloring page Free PDF · 1 page · US Letter

A little tip for grown-ups: Print on US Letter paper. For A4, choose “Fit to page.” A PDF may open first on some devices; use its download or share button to save it.

PUT ON YOUR WORD-DETECTIVE HAT

Small words. Big discoveries.

Some words are sound twins. Others travel with a whole new meaning.
Choose your adventure. There’s no timer—just a little thinking and a lot of fun.

Did you know?

“Shoo” and “shoe” sound the same, but mean different things. These sound twins are called homophones.

SOUND TWINS1 / 6

Choose the word that fits.

Say the sentence out loud. What makes sense?

TAKE THE FUN OFFLINE

More of a pencil-and-paper person?

Print the matching word activities for a cozy learning moment together.

Sound twins Grade 1 · PDFWord challenge Grades 2–3 · PDFUS & Australia word guide 2 pages · PDF
Tracy Walker smiling in her cozy author nook, with Shoo to the Loo on the bookshelfHello, I’m Tracy!

THE HEART BEHIND THE STORIES

Meet Tracy Walker

A warm welcome to a world of stories, imagination, and little discoveries.

Tracy is the author of Shoo to the Loo, the book at the heart of this little corner of Hidden Honey Press.

Here, a story can become a shared giggle, a bright new coloring page, or a word that makes you say, “I didn’t know that!” There’s room for every curious reader—and for you, too.

Sweet in Every Way.

A CORNER FOR GROWN-UPS

Simple joys.
Time together.

A few helpful things before you explore.

Where should we start?

Let your child choose a coloring page, or try Sound twins together. Word detective adds more choices. Words around the world is a lovely conversation starter for readers of different ages.

Are the coloring pages and activities free?

Yes. All six PDFs on this page can be downloaded freely. There’s no account or email form to complete. The three coloring pages are one page each; the US and Australia guide is two pages.

How do the word games work?

Choose an answer to see a friendly explanation, then move to the next question. Your score counts answers you got right on your first choice. You can play again as often as you like. There’s no timer.

Will our quiz answers be saved?

The games run in your browser. This page does not ask for a child’s name or email, or send quiz answers to Hidden Honey Press. Your game resets when you refresh the page.

Do people use the same words everywhere?

No—and that’s part of the fun! The word guide shares common US and Australian usage. Words can vary by region, family, and context. Ask your child, “What do we call that at home?”

THERE’S ALWAYS ANOTHER LITTLE TREASURE

Stay curious. Keep imagining.

Your next discovery might be just a page away.

One more word adventure