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A personalized book for your grandkids, from you

Grandchildren have more toys than shelf space. A book with their name in it, signed by you, takes no room, gets reread, and is still on the shelf when the toys are gone.

The books

  1. Superhero (ages 3 and up): Cape, mission, and their real face on every page. “That’s me!”
  2. My pet, my hero (ages 0 and up): The dog, the cat (or the goldfish) sets off on an adventure with your child.
  3. I'm a Superhero (ages 6 and up): A star that fell in the backyard, a bath towel that fills with wind, and one night to learn that a real hero is someone who is scared and goes anyway.
  4. My Dog's Secret Life (ages 3 and up): At night, the family dog has a whole other life. Your child discovers it, shrunk down small as a kitten, riding on his back at a gallop.
  5. The Land of My Feelings (ages 3 and up): A glowing otter takes your child to the land of their feelings: anger, fear, sadness and joy each have a face, and every one of them has a job.
  6. My Bunny Is Missing (ages 3 to 6): Bunny has vanished from the bed. Under the pillow lies a super soft land, a workshop where cuddly friends sew dreams, and a bad dream to make friends with.
  7. My Christmas with the Little Reindeer (ages 3 and up): On Christmas Eve, a tiny reindeer tumbles off the sleigh with the whole town's bag of presents. Your child helps catch up with Santa, and believes hard enough for two.
  8. My Day as a Firefighter (ages 3 to 6): A real day at the fire station: the big red truck, the siren, the hose, and Domino the Dalmatian. Your child becomes a firefighter for a day, finds a little golden bell, and rescues a kitten stuck at the top of a sycamore.
  9. My Bug-Sized Adventure (ages 3 and up): A drop of dew, and your child shrinks! At bug height, they cross ferns, a river and the night to help the shyest firefly light her lantern again.
  10. My Beach Vacation (ages 3 and up): On the beach, the sea has gone away and won't come back. A pebble with a hole in it opens a secret door to a kingdom under the beach, where a great Tide is sleeping a little too long.
  11. My Castle and the Little Dragon (ages 3 and up): One morning, the castle bell stops ringing and the sun refuses to rise. Your child, pink cape on their shoulders, investigates with a little dragon who hiccups sparks. Everything is solved by listening, with no sword and no rescuer.
  12. My First Christmas (ages 0 to 3): For your little one's very first Christmas: the star on the tree has gone missing. With Pompom the knitted penguin, a few tiny steps in the snow and a big warm hug, your child will find it.
  13. Welcome to the World (ages 0 to 3): On the day your baby arrives, all the little creatures of the garden and the forest come to say hello, each with a soft gift: a song, a color, a feather, a star. A book to give for a birth or a christening.
  14. My Bedtime Snuggles (ages 0 to 3): The book you read again every night: a bubble bath, the pajamas, then a gentle dream trip to say goodnight to the cat, the fish, the moon and the stars. Right up to bedtime, with a cuddly bunny in arms.
  15. Bye-Bye Diapers (ages 0 to 3): The diaper is off on a trip! With Barnaby the baby elephant and Lilypad the frog, your child discovers the little yellow potty, and every small step becomes a big victory.
  16. My First Birthday (ages 0 to 3): For your little one's first birthday: a talking red balloon takes your child to a land of cotton candy and bubbles to find the very first candle, first on all fours, then on first steps.
  17. My lovey and me (ages 0 to 6): Their lovey becomes a co-hero. Yes, even if it only has one ear left.
  18. Into space (ages 3 and up): Rocket, helmet, zero gravity: a space mission with their name on it.
  19. Big feelings (ages 3 and up): They learn to recognize anger, fear and joy, as the hero of the adventure.
  20. Afraid of the dark (ages 3 to 6): Bedtime becomes an adventure playground. For hard bedtimes.
  21. Christmas Eve (ages 3 and up): On Christmas Eve, Santa needs help: your child becomes his teammate.
  22. First day of school (ages 3 to 6): The backpack, the new teacher, the unfamiliar friends: the jitters become an adventure.
  23. Their own story (ages 3 and up): Does your child already have an idea? Tell us the plot: we write the story with you.
  24. Daddy and me (ages 3 and up): The moments just between them and their dad, illustrated with both their faces. The gift Mom gives for Father's Day.
  25. Mommy and me (ages 3 and up): The moments just between them and their mom, illustrated with both their faces. The gift Dad gives for Mother's Day.
  26. Bye-bye diapers (ages 0 to 6): The story that makes potty training exciting: the hero, their mission, and the victory they'll talk about for weeks.
  27. The big tantrum (ages 3 and up): When the volcano erupts, the hero learns how to cool the lava down. A story to reread right before the next meltdown.
  28. The Tooth Fairy night (ages 3 and up): Their first lost tooth becomes a nighttime adventure, with their real room, their real face and their real tooth under the pillow.
  29. My hospital stay (ages 3 and up): The surgery or hospital stay, told with their own face, so the big day becomes a path already familiar.
  30. Stronger than the teasing (ages 6 and up): The hero gets through the teasing, finds real friends and finds their voice again. No lecture, no pity: an adventure they come out standing tall from.
  31. The Day You Arrived (ages 0-3): On the day of the birth, every animal in the world came to bring a gift.
  32. Good Night (ages 0-3): Before sleep, there is one thing left to do: say good night to everything that is going to sleep.
  33. The Morning of Your Birthday (ages 3-6): Somebody came through during the night. There are flour tracks down the hallway.
  34. A Baby Is Coming (ages 3-6): A baby is coming to the house. There are a few questions to ask first.
  35. My Christmas and the Missing Gift (ages 3-6): On Christmas Eve, there is one package left under the tree with no label. It is empty.
  36. What Is in the Dark (ages 3-6): Every night the house makes noises. Tonight we are going to find out which ones.
  37. How Far I Love You (ages 0-3): A question we ask ourselves every day, and an answer that grows all day long.

A gift that carries your voice

You add a dedication, printed on the first page. A line with the date and your names is enough: 'For Mia, from Grandma and Grandpa, Christmas 2026.' Years from now the dedication is what the child finds first.

Pick by age, then by how you want to personalize

Under 3: The Day You Arrived, Good Night or How Far I Love You. From 3 to 6: a bedtime story or an adventure. Every one is either an illustrated story, where you type the name and choose the character, or a book with the grandchild's real face, drawn from a photo you send.

For the face books, ask their parent for a clear photo. It is used only to draw the book and is deleted within 30 days.

When they live far away

The book ships to the address you enter at checkout, anywhere in the USA, shipping included. You can order it the same afternoon you think of it, and read the story on screen first.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good gift for a grandchild from a grandparent?
One that carries your name: a picture book with their name in it and your dedication on page one. It is read at bedtime now and kept for later.
Can I send it straight to my grandchild's home?
Yes. Enter their address at checkout. Shipping is included to any address in the USA.
Do I need a photo?
Only for the books with their real face. The illustrated stories need just a first name and the character you pick.
Can I add a message from me?
Yes. You write a dedication when you order and it is printed on the first page.
How long does it take to arrive?
About 8 to 12 business days on average, an estimate and not a guarantee. Order a few weeks before the day.

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