Terms of service

Last updated: 15 September 2026

These terms apply when you buy from littledotlane.store. Little Dot Lane is a small publisher of dot-marker activity books for young children, based in Quebec, Canada.

Orders and prices

All prices are shown and charged in US dollars. Placing an order is an offer to buy; the order is accepted when we confirm it by email. If a product is listed at an obviously incorrect price we will contact you before charging anything, and you may cancel.

Depending on where you live, import duties or taxes may be charged on a physical order by your own customs authority. Those are not included in our prices and we cannot pay them on your behalf.

What you may do with a printable file

When you buy a printable PDF you receive a licence to use it, not ownership of the artwork. You may print it as many times as you like for the children in your own home; print it for the children in a single classroom, daycare room, or therapy practice that you run; and keep your own backup copy of the file.

You may not resell the file, give it away, share it on a website, upload it to a file-sharing or printables marketplace, sell prints made from it, or use it in a product of your own. If you need a licence covering a whole school or organisation, write to us and we will arrange one.

The artwork

The illustrations in these books are produced with the help of AI image tools and are then reviewed, edited, and laid out by us. All rights in the finished books remain with Little Dot Lane.

Age guidance

The age range printed on each book is guidance for choosing a suitable title, not a safety rating. Dot markers and paint daubers are art materials for supervised use. Follow the instructions of the marker manufacturer.

Liability

We do not exclude liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded. Beyond that, our liability for any order is limited to what you paid for it.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Quebec and the applicable laws of Canada. This does not remove the protection of any mandatory consumer law in the country where you live.