
The Tortoise and the Hare · Fable
A dirt path led to a big tree far away. A white hare and a green-shelled tortoise stood at the start. The hare pointed at the tree. “Let’s race!”
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The Tortoise and the Hare · Fable
A dirt path led to a big tree far away. A white hare and a green-shelled tortoise stood at the start. The hare pointed at the tree. “Let’s race!”
Page 1 of 9Make a picture book together, with your child in the story. Their pet can come along too.


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The Tortoise and the Hare · Fable
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When you generate a character, your selected photo is sent to the illustration provider as a reference. DoraStory does not store the original photo. You can remove the selected photo or delete the character image. Pages already illustrated stay in your book.
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Editing a sentence only changes the words. Use Redraw to make a new illustration. Each page includes one redraw.
We use your confirmed character portrait as a reference for the illustrations, so their look and style carry through the book.
Credits reserved for a failed generation are returned to your account.
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