Ebbett Futures Publishing

Books to explore today—and help shape tomorrow.

From big questions about technology and society to hands-on science adventures for young minds, Ebbett Futures creates books made to spark curiosity, conversation, and imagination.

For Adults

Ideas for navigating a changing world.

Books for readers who want a clearer view of the forces reshaping work, communities, and the future we are building together.

Forthcoming nonfiction

Beyond the Breakthrough

Navigating technological change—and choosing what comes next.

Beyond the Breakthrough explores the human choices behind innovation. It looks beyond the technology itself to examine how artificial intelligence, automation, and increasingly capable systems are changing the way we work, make decisions, and organize society.

  • Technology, AI, automation, and the future of work
  • Practical perspective for leaders, educators, and curious readers
  • Planned in e-book, paperback, and hardcover editions
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Cover of Beyond the Breakthrough by Jesse Ebbett

For Kids

Big ideas, ready for young explorers.

Imaginative, screen-free books that invite children to draw, colour, wonder, and discover the science and technology around them.

Ages 7–12

Tech Adventures

A science-themed colouring book for ages 7–12.

Young creators can travel through a world of robots, coding, space, cybersecurity, chemistry, DNA, and future cities—one detailed page at a time. Designed to make science feel welcoming, creative, and fun.

  • 40 original science and technology colouring pages
  • Robots, AI, space, computers, internet safety, and more
  • A full-page 8.5 × 11 format made for creative time
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Cover of Tech Adventures by Ebbett Futures Ltd.

A Curious Future

Different readers. The same invitation: keep asking better questions.

Whether a reader is considering the consequences of an emerging technology or colouring their first robot, every Ebbett Futures book begins with curiosity and a belief that the future is something we can understand—and help shape.

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