Kids Maze Book Generator for Amazon KDP

The grid size is what makes a maze easy or hard. The sample generator above offers the three grid sizes that the Kids Maze wizard starts with, one for each age group. In the wizard you can change them.

These are starting points, not rules: children of the same age enjoy very different levels, which is why a book that grows slowly from small to large grids is more useful than a book with a single size.

• Three age groups, 4-6, 6-8 and 8-10 years, each with its own number of mazes and its own grid size.
• A single level for the whole book, or several age groups in the same book, so that it gets harder as it goes.
• The age group shown in each maze title, on a separator page before each group, or not shown at all.
• One maze per page, with a matching solution page for each maze.
• An optional "How to Play" page for young readers.
• A book in English, French, Spanish, German or Italian, on 8.5 x 11 or 6 x 9 inch pages.
• A page counter that compares your book with the page limit of your plan.
• A visual editor, then a PDF or an editable PPTX file.

1. Book settings. Choose the language, enter the title, select the page size and decide whether to add a "How to Play" page.
2. Age groups. Choose a single level or several age groups, then set the number of mazes for each group.
3. Grid sizes and levels. Check the grid size of each age group, and choose how the levels are shown: in the maze titles, on separator pages, or not at all.
4. Generate, edit and export. Click Generate Book, adjust the pages in the visual editor, then download a PDF or a PPTX file.

The adult version of this wizard is explained in detail in our maze book guide, and the maze book generator page shows the classic maze wizard.

In this tutorial you see how a progressive kids maze book is built, with mazes for ages 4-6, 6-8 and 8-10, from the first setting to the finished file.

Want mazes, Sudoku and word searches in the same book? Watch the kids activity book tutorial.

• Start easy. Put the smallest mazes first, so that a child finishes the first pages alone and wants to continue.
• Say the age range clearly in the title and on the cover. Parents often shop by age, and a book for 4-6 years is not a book for 8-10 years.
• Give each maze room. One maze per page, on an 8.5 x 11 inch page, leaves space for large hands and thick crayons.
• Keep the lines bold and the contrast strong, so that the mazes print clearly. Pick a path color that stands out for the solution pages.
• Keep the solutions. Parents like to check the path when a child is stuck, and a book without answers feels unfinished.
• Think about a series. Three books, one for each age group, are easier to explain and to promote than one book that tries to do everything.

Margin requirements depend on your trim size and page count, so check the official Amazon KDP guidelines and preview your file in the KDP previewer before you publish.

Want to see the result before you start? Download a sample book made with LogikLand. The samples are for personal use.

• PDFKids maze book (sample PDF)
• PDFKids activity book with mazes, Sudoku and word searches (sample PDF)