A notebook reading “Stories for a brighter, more inclusive tomorrow” rests beside a coffee and guitar case in a parked car overlooking a lake at sunset.

Our Story

Every story begins somewhere. Ours began in a parked car, with a conversation about our daughter.

View from inside a parked car of downtown St. Albert, Alberta, with a brick clock tower, a St. Albert sign, and golden autumn trees.

Where It All Began

The idea behind TRISORELLA Story House began on an ordinary day in St. Albert, Alberta. While one of my daughters was in attending guitar lessons, my wife and I sat in the car talking about her sisters childhood and the challenges she had experienced growing up with a disability. One thing kept coming back to us; how little we had seen in children's books and activities that reflected her experiences. We began wondering how wonderful it would be to create a coloring book that included childen and adults of different abilities simply enjoying everyday life.

One Idea Became Another

That simple conversation became the beginning of our first colouring-book project. Before long, the idea expanded into childrens stories, characters, and a fictional summer camp built around friendship, family, history, and generations of memories. The camp, originally called Trellamere, began taking shape as a world of its own.

Two Adirondack chairs sit on a wooden dock overlooking a peaceful lake at sunset, beside a canoe and wooden signs reading Friendship, Family, Adventure, and Belonging.

Three women sit arm in arm on a wooden dock, looking across a peaceful lake surrounded by autumn trees.

The Meaning Behind TRISORELLA

The idea of three sisters was deeply personal. Our family includes three daughters: the two daughters my wife and I share, and my wife's birth daughter, whom she placed for adoption before we met. Today, all three know one another and share a wonderful relationship. Their bond is something I treasure deeply. While exploring variations of "Three Sisters" in different languages, I arrived at Tre Sorelle. Over time that evolved into a more distinctive single word: TRISORELLA.

Three sisters. Countless stories. One story house.

A Home for Every Imagination

Although our journey began with the idea of an inclusive colouring book, TRISORELLA Story House was never intended to be limited to one kind of story. We want to create children's books that inspire imagination, activities that encourage creativity, and fiction that draws readers into entirely different worlds.

Colourful children's books, a teddy bear, pencils and an open picture book. Children's Books & Activities — Inclusive Stories. Brighter Tomorrows.

FICTION FOR GROWN- UP READERS.

The Winery

Children's Books & Activities

INCLUSIVE STORIES.
BRIGHTER TOMORROWS.

Golden sunlight reflects across a peaceful lake, with a wooden dock extending into the water and a forested shoreline in the distance.

What started with two parents having a conversation outside a guitar lesson has grown into an idea for a publishing house with many stories yet to tell. And at the heart of it all will be three sisters.