All the Ways Home Book
A book titled 'all the ways home' by gabriel andreas and matthew andreas is shown standing upright next to a stack of identical copies, with a small glass vase of pink and yellow flowers in front. The cover features a colorful watercolor portrait of a woman with vibrant orange, yellow, green, and purple tones on a light background.
Pages from the book All the Ways Home. An expressive, colorful painting with the words 'Find your way home.' in muted brown lettering over a soft yellow-green center, surrounded by painted flowers in pink, blue, purple, orange, and yellow.
Pages from the book All the Ways Home. Two open book pages with printed poetry and small botanical illustrations. The left page has a pale aqua background with black text and drawings of pink and blue flowers.
Pages from the book All the Ways Home. Two illustrated book pages with text and watercolor-style drawings. The left page shows a colorful creature with green hair and orange arms, and the right page shows a bee character beside a blue flower on a yellow background.
Back cover of the book All the Ways Home by Gabriel Andreas and Matthew Andreas. Featuring a central rectangular photo of the author and artist as young boys standing on a crosswalk, with a large block of descriptive text below and a barcode with the StoryPeople logo at the bottom.
All the Ways Home Book
A book titled 'all the ways home' by gabriel andreas and matthew andreas is shown standing upright next to a stack of identical copies, with a small glass vase of pink and yellow flowers in front. The cover features a colorful watercolor portrait of a woman with vibrant orange, yellow, green, and purple tones on a light background.
Pages from the book All the Ways Home. An expressive, colorful painting with the words 'Find your way home.' in muted brown lettering over a soft yellow-green center, surrounded by painted flowers in pink, blue, purple, orange, and yellow.
Pages from the book All the Ways Home. Two open book pages with printed poetry and small botanical illustrations. The left page has a pale aqua background with black text and drawings of pink and blue flowers.
Pages from the book All the Ways Home. Two illustrated book pages with text and watercolor-style drawings. The left page shows a colorful creature with green hair and orange arms, and the right page shows a bee character beside a blue flower on a yellow background.
Back cover of the book All the Ways Home by Gabriel Andreas and Matthew Andreas. Featuring a central rectangular photo of the author and artist as young boys standing on a crosswalk, with a large block of descriptive text below and a barcode with the StoryPeople logo at the bottom.

All the Ways Home Book

All the Ways Home is the second book by Gabriel and Matthew Andreas. It reflects the shifting landscape of these interesting times, both within and without. It calls us to consider what kind of world we want to create through our actions, and even more simply, by who we choose to be. With stories about friendship, love, beauty, and stillness, and hand-painted drawings that add even more layers of meaning, this book is meant to be medicine for the soul, healing for the heart, and delight for anytime you need it. 

  • matte softcover
  • 112 pages of high contrast art paper
  • stories and art that celebrate being alive
  • a perfect gift to give yourself or someone you love

Life isn’t easy. Sometimes we need outside support to remind us of our capacity for living powerfully, and sometimes all it takes is opening a book to remember. This is that sort of book.

$25
OUR STORY

We are a family-run art and gift company located in the upper rightmost corner of Iowa in a town called Decorah, in an area known as the driftless region, in a crater left by a 470 million-year-old meteorite.

You would think that living in a valley surrounded by alien shale would have an effect on people, and you might be right, but to our knowledge there have been no studies to determine the truth of the matter. As far as we can tell, people around here seem normal enough, but then again, once you go beneath the surface of just about anything, things can get weird fast.

Doing our best to bottle a little of our own weirdness, we spend our days making art and thinking about things like whether it is worth the extra effort to toast the bread before you make a sandwich, or the true meaning of flowers, or what the world would be like if everyone tried a bit harder to be nice to each other.

In a fortunate twist of fate, we are lucky enough to get to make pleasant things for you to share with the people in your life, to tell them how much they mean to you, and that is something we are really quite happy about. So thank you, from all of us here at StoryPeople, for helping us to spread a bit of gentleness throughout this wild world, one friendly story at a time. 

 

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