Announcing: An Alphabet of Fun Facts

In 2021, I decided I wanted to learn / practice how to illustrate on my iPad. So I launched a Kickstarter for 📚 An Alphabet of Fun Facts 🧠 🌈 for my birthday that year, and 86 people (family, friends, coworkers, and my wonderful extended network!) backed my campaign — which was also awarded a Project We Love by Kickstarter! 💚

** 2.5 years later **

After enough learning curves to make up a 🎢 rollercoaster, I finished the book and received 500 copies of my hardback books in January 2024. I fulfilled them to my Kickstarter Backers, and now they are available for anyone (in the USA, for shipping purposes) to buy!

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Schools, teachers, and libraries: I would love for you to have a copy. Please use use the code EDUCATION for 50% off a book purchased here in my store. (Want more copies? Email me!)

For bookstores, I can do wholesale pricing discounts or on consignment. Just email me: katherine@conawaycreative.com

About An Alphabet of Fun Facts

An Alphabet of Fun Facts is a hardcover book with custom illustrations — written for children & all ages to enjoy (and learn something new)!

From A to Z, encounter things & places both familiar & new, with facts about what they mean and where they come from. You may be surprised to find they often have a little unexpected history...

Vivid illustrations are great for playing “I spy…” and the text works well for read-alongs with young children. Older children (and adults!) can read on their own.

  • 8” x 10” Hardcover

  • 60 colorfully illustrated pages

  • ISBN 979-8-9896986-0-8

Learn more about the book, the Kickstarter, and how I was inspired by the history of ketchup…


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You can buy the book here on my site or on Amazon. I also have prints with artwork from the book available here, if you're interested in adding one of these to your cart — they're 8.5 x 11" and very bright! (If you do have or get a book, please leave a review! ⭐ Thank you!)


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