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Real companies
What a company actually is: a promise with paperwork. The operating agreement, who owns what, and how friends stay friends when money shows up.
Series 4 · Announced
Some ideas grow up and start a company.
Series 4 hands a reader a company at age 8. Kit is 11, the EverGrip royalties from Series 3 are sitting in a pickle jar, and six kids and one grandmother have to decide what money is for. The answer is What-If Works.
Kit & Co. is ten hybrid novels for ages 8 to 12: Kit's company log, interleaved with the real documents a young company produces. A provisional application cover sheet. A term sheet. A takedown notice, received and answered. Meeting minutes. A ledger kept by a twelve-year-old with terrifying integrity.
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What Series 4 will teach
02
Real filings
A provisional application is a placeholder flag with a date on it. Kit plants one in Book 2. In Book 7 the company files the real application, meets an examiner, and answers an office action.
03
Real internet
Takedowns, remixes, and credit at internet speed. Why the internet forgets who made it in about six hours, and what to do about that.
04
Real outcomes
The Reader's Binder: every document in the books doubles as a template a reader can use for an idea of their own.