A letter your child will wait for
Gina's Letters is a screen-free subscription that brings a beautifully illustrated story to your mailbox each month — thoughtfully written to introduce real places and cultures through gentle adventure.
Each letter includes a carefully created story and soft watercolor illustration, designed to be opened slowly, read together, and kept.
Designed for children ages 4-12.
Once a month, Gina writes from somewhere in the world and sends a letter to your child — a gentle story filled with place, culture, and quiet discovery.
There are no worksheets and no tasks to complete. Just a carefully created adventure and a soft watercolor illustration designed to be read slowly and kept.
The magic of discovering
the world together
Children are naturally curious. They ask about mountains, markets, forests, deserts, and how people live far away.
Gina's Letters gives you a simple way to explore those questions together.
Each month, a beautifully printed letter arrives by post — introducing a real place through story, small details, and thoughtful illustration. It is something your child can hold, open, and return to.
No pressure or activity sheets, just a shared moment and the quiet magic of discovering the world together.
Subscription packages
Each package includes one carefully written adventure and a gentle watercolour illustration in every letter.
Three months
$24
$8 / letter
Try it out. Three letters, three places, one child who checks the mailbox.
SubscribeGift this subscriptionSix months
$45
$7.50 / letter
Half a year of adventures. Long enough to become a real ritual.
SubscribeGift this subscriptionTwelve months
$80
$6.67 / letter
A full year of letters — 12 places, 12 stories, one map filling up.
SubscribeGift this subscriptionAll subscriptions include:
- ✦One illustrated letter per month
- ✦A story grounded in real cultures and places
- ✦A collectible design created to be kept
- ✦Shipped directly to your door
- ✦No auto-renewal — one-time payment
The perfect gift for a curious child
No wrapping, no rushing to the post office, no guessing whether they'll like it. Just a beautifully illustrated letter arriving in their mailbox — once a month, from somewhere in the world.
It's the kind of gift that doesn't get forgotten in a drawer. Children look forward to it. Parents enjoy it too.
Choose a plan, enter the recipient's address, and add a personal note at checkout. We'll take care of the rest.
About Gina's Letters
Gina's Letters was created by two sisters.
One is a mother of two curious little girls who happily serve as our most honest readers. If a story doesn't hold their attention, we go back and revise it.
The other is a senior executive at UNICEF and has spent years working across cultures and communities with a focus on children's wellbeing.
We wanted to create something thoughtful and calm — not another activity to manage, but something children can simply enjoy.
Every letter is written with care, reviewed for cultural sensitivity, and gently tested before it reaches your mailbox.
What parents are telling us
"We have read every single letter at least four times. Ophir asks for them by name. I didn't expect my four-year-old to sit still for something like this but here we are. We love love love it."
Orna
mom to Ophir, age 4
"Anya now has an actual list of countries she wants to visit. She's six. We've started using the letters as a jumping-off point: we look up the place on a map, find pictures, talk about it over lunch, etc. I didn't expect a letter subscription to turn into this much."
Jess
mom to Anya, age 6
"We are not native English speakers, and this has been such a great way to read together in English without it feeling like a boring lesson. The stories are simple enough to follow but interesting enough that my kid actually wants to keep going. Entertaining AND useful!"
Anton
dad to Sasha
"As someone who homeschools, I'm always looking for things that don't feel forced. Gina's Letters fits into our days naturally with geography, culture, animals, a bit of science tucked in here and there. My kids don't know they're learning anything, which is exactly the point. This is the kind of resource I wish existed years ago."
Ira
homeschooling parent
"We look forward to these every month. It costs less than a coffee and brings more joy than most toys we've bought this year, no kidding. My daughter carries the letters around the house. They don't get put away, they get reread."
Genevieve
mom to Alice
"We've been saving every letter since we started. The plan is to bind them all at the end of the year into a proper little book of adventures. The illustrations alone are worth it, honestly. They're not clip art or something printed off a computer. They look like real art, because they are."
Tom