Meet the Crew

Nell - The Navigator

She didn’t know if she was brave enough.
She just knew something felt wrong—and she had to try.

Nell sees what others miss. She’s curious, cautious, and a little unsure, but she steps forward anyway.
Because sometimes, courage is quiet.

“I didn’t know I could do this. But I did.”

Perfect for kids who feel small, thoughtful, or full of questions.
Nell’s story reminds us that trying is brave.

Calm, steady, and always one step ahead, Myra the red fox is a guide in the truest sense.

She doesn’t push. She offers presence.

She’s the voice you hear when you stop panicking and start listening.

“You don’t have to be sure. You just have to try.”

For every reader who’s ever been a helper, teacher, or quiet force—Myra is for you.

Snacks. Drama. Loud opinions.

Peeko may look chaotic, but he always shows up when it matters (and usually drops something useful).

“Name’s Peeko! Feathered, fabulous, and fifty-percent cracker dust!”

He adds levity to tense moments—and models what it means to be loyal, ridiculous, and unexpectedly wise.

Big voices. Quiet thinkers. Sky-watchers. Snack-bringers.
Navigators, scouts, and those still figuring it out.

Real crews aren’t made of perfect people.
They’re made of different people—

each bringing something that matters.

It’s the mix that makes us move.

So whether you’re seven or seventy, loud or careful, sure-footed or still wobbling—
you belong here.

I’m Greer, and this story was written for you.
Whatever your age, ability, background, or even your shoe size—
there’s room for you on this crew.

Let’s sail together.