Papersalt has something for everyone and every age range.
Who are they?
We are a division of Revolution, a Seattle marketing and
printing company founded in 2003.
We specialize in employee training and recognition, building content to inspire
and influence people.
We are parents. We have spent years building content around families.
At our best as parents and family members, we still always need help. That’s why we started Papersalt.
Building and nurturing your family is the hardest thing you’ll do. With so much media in front of us, we realize that simple, memorable, engaging content is extremely effective.
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PRESS RELEASE FOR PAPERSALT:
Papersalt Launches
New Product Line of Tools for Families
Seattle, WA- Seattle’s Revolution, Inc. recently launched
their new product line Papersalt. Papersalt
creates simple, effective, to-the-point books for kids and parents, giving
families an effective set of tools that can be used in all stages of learning.
Recently mentioned on the Macaroni Kids site, “Papersalt products are not only unique, but a truly
thoughtful idea. The creators spent years building the content around
families… The books feature everything from table manners and ways for families
to be healthier, to driving do’s & don’ts and things moms would like their
kids to remember as they grow up.”
–Macaroni Kid, Snoqualmie
“I got ‘Being
a Girl'. I read it to my daughters yesterday. My 5 year old wanted to read it
herself again later....then again today...3 times”
-Tiffany
(Goldthwaite, TX)
“I got
"We Do", I read it to the kids right away and we are going to be
using it as an awesome tool for our family from now on!!!”
-Lindsay (Big
Lake, MN)
Papersalt products
are made by and for parents with the hope that kids will pay more attention to
the family-based ideas in each book. With just enough content and creative
designs, these books are a useful way to translate life lessons into simple yet
memorable advice.
Selfish Mom: Inspire and Instruct Your Kids with Papersalt
Books:
Family Matters
Blog: Papersalt Books Helps My Dislexic Boy
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