The berry company has introduced four original digital books for early readers, building on its brand focus on shared family moments
Leading berry company Driscoll’s has launched The Berry Patch Book Club, a free children’s storytelling platform that ”extends the brand’s focus on shared moments from the family table into story time”.
The inaugural collection of four original books for early readers ages 5–6 is available now as free digital downloads on the Driscoll’s website.
Building on the success of its first children’s book, ’A Sofia Special’, available with a free read-along video, The Berry Patch Book Club expands into a growing library of original stories.
Each story explores themes of imagination, friendship, generosity and discovery, reflecting the everyday moments families share, Driscoll’s explained.
The inaugural collection includes ’Me & Spot’, ’The Last Bee’, ’Clara’s Berries’ and ’The Lost Berries’.
“The Berry Patch Book Club is another way Driscoll’s brings families together,” said Ashley Capurro, senior manager of digital marketing at Driscoll’s.
“These four stories celebrate the joy found in ordinary moments, whether that’s reading together, using imagination, or sharing delicious berries.
”Each book reinforces our belief that life is sweeter when shared with someone special,” Capurro added.
Driscoll’s noted that The Berry Patch Book Club builds on its focus on the moments that bring families together, at the breakfast table, in the kitchen and at bedtime.
Future releases will continue to grow the collection with new stories centred on family, friendship, imagination and ”the small moments that make life sweeter”, it added.
