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Frequently asked questions
Everything you want to know about the Tamitos world, our children's book about autism and emotions, the upcoming series, the video game, and how it all helps kids feel understood.
About the book
What is the Tamitos book about?
Tamitos: Tale of Understanding is a children's book about autism, emotions and empathy. It follows two sisters, Ela and Lumi, as they learn to understand each other's feelings, sensory differences and unique way of seeing the world, all through gentle storytelling instead of labels or medical explanations.
Is Tamitos a children's book about autism?
Yes. Tamitos was created by parents raising an autistic daughter and a neurotypical daughter. It introduces autism awareness for kids in a warm, age-appropriate way, helping children recognise emotions, build empathy and accept differences.
What age is the Tamitos book for?
The book is written for children aged roughly 4–9, and is loved by families with autistic children, siblings learning to understand each other, parents opening conversations about emotions, and teachers supporting inclusion in the classroom.
Where can I buy the Tamitos book?
Tale of Understanding is available through Slovak retailers such as Panta Rhei and Martinus. You can find the latest buying links on the Book page.
Is the book good for neurotypical children and siblings too?
Absolutely. The story is written for every child. It helps neurotypical siblings and classmates understand what an autistic child may feel, and teaches empathy, patience and acceptance that benefit all children.
The series & trilogy
Is Tamitos a book series?
Yes, Tamitos is a three-part trilogy. It begins with Tale of Understanding, and continues with Tale of Uniqueness and Tale of Acceptance, guiding children step by step through emotional growth, individuality and belonging.
When are the next Tamitos books released?
Tale of Uniqueness is planned for 10 January 2026 and Tale of Acceptance for 10 January 2027. Follow us on X for release updates.
Will there be a Tamitos animated series or show?
The Tamitos universe is being built to grow beyond books, into an animated series, characters and a wider world children can fall in love with. You can explore the vision on our Series page.
The game
Is there a Tamitos video game?
Yes. Tamitos: Tale of Understanding is a story-driven adventure game that brings the book's world to life, letting children explore emotions and the Tamitos creatures interactively.
What platforms will the Tamitos game be on?
The main adventure is being made for PC, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch. You can wishlist it now on Steam to be notified at launch.
Are there free Tamitos games for kids online?
Yes, kids can play free browser mini games any time, including Tic Tac Toe, Balloon Pop, Puzzles, Match Pairs, Coloring and 3 2 1 Jump. Find them all on the Games page.
Characters & the world
Who are Ela and Lumi?
Ela and Lumi are the two sisters at the heart of Tamitos. Ela is full of energy, ideas and adventures, while Lumi experiences the world in her own gentle, sensory way. Together they show children how understanding turns differences into friendship. Meet them on the Characters page.
What are the Tamitos?
The Tamitos are lovable creatures who each represent a feeling, because every feeling has a friend. They help children name and befriend their emotions instead of fearing them.
For parents
How can Tamitos help my child understand emotions?
Through story, colour and characters, Tamitos gives children a shared language for feelings. It supports understanding emotions in children, autism awareness, empathy toward siblings and classmates, acceptance of differences, and emotional communication.
Who created Tamitos, is it made by a real family?
Yes. Tamitos began at our own kitchen table, created by a family living the autism journey every day. Read our story on the About us page.
Are the Tamitos products safe for children?
Safe, gentle content is our first priority. Every book, game and product is designed to be calm, positive and age-appropriate, a warm, safe space for children to grow.
