Recognizable
Cake slices, turns, choices, winning, losing, and all the little moments when fairness feels enormous.
Welcome To The Land Of Fair
Little World.
Big Feelings.
Welcome to Not-Fair Land. A place of peculiar rules, enormous little feelings, and a very opinionated little fellow. Come see what happens when you play.
Take A Peek
See Not-Fair Land Come To Life.
The First Adventure
Mr. Not-Fair and the Land of Fair
Mr. Not-Fair thinks the answer to every argument is simple: make everything exactly the same. Then he visits a land where that rule is real.
- Funny Read-Aloud
- Ages 4–8
- Fairness Vs. Sameness
- Bedtime & Classroom Friendly
Made For Real Moments
Funny First. Useful After.
Playful
Silly rules create enough distance for children to laugh, wonder, and offer their own ideas.
Conversation Ready
One simple question opens the door: would the same thing help everyone here?
Explore Fair Land
A Bright Place With Very Strange Rules.
These scenes turn fairness into something kids can see: cookies, pools, favorite choices, and the big question underneath it all.
The Snack Rule
Everyone gets the same thing, even when nobody asked for it.
The Pool Rule
If one person is scared, the whole rule changes for everyone.
The Feeling Face
Before a child can talk about fairness, the feeling needs a face.
Not-Fair Rule Spinner
Everyone must eat the same snack, even if it is broccoli ice cream.
Draw Your Own Not-Fair Rule
A two-page activity for inventing a silly rule, drawing it, and making it actually fair.
Not-Fair Land Games
Matching, running, merging, and stacking games set in Not-Fair Land. No reading required.
Play The GamesFair Or Same?
Ask: “Would this rule feel fair to everyone, or just equal?”
For Grown-Ups
A Softer Way Into A Hard Conversation.
Children often say “that is not fair” when they feel disappointed, left out, surprised, or powerless. The book gives that phrase a character, a world, and a little breathing room.
Use it after bedtime stories, classroom read-alouds, or the quieter moment after a big feeling has passed.