Everyone they love, in the story.
Their name is the easy part. What children actually notice is Grandma turning up on page two, and the dog getting a line.
A name in a template is not personalization
Most personalized books swap one word and print the same story for everybody. Put that cast in another child’s book and nothing changes. We would rather the story could not possibly be about anyone else — because the people in it are the people at your kitchen table.
Tell us once
Add the people who matter — what they are called, and who they are to your child. From then on they appear in the stories that arrive, taking a real part in what happens. Add a new friend or a new baby whenever life changes.
And your child decides what they all do
The cast is yours; the plot is theirs. Each chapter ends on a choice your child makes, and a new chapter arrives every night by email.
Frequently asked questions
Who can I put in the story?
The people your child would name themselves — parents, grandparents, siblings, cousins, a best friend, a teacher, the dog. You tell us who they are and how they relate to your child, and they turn up in the plot.
Is it just their name dropped in?
No. They have a part to play. Grandma is in the story because the story needed her, not because there was a blank waiting for a name.
Can I add someone later?
Yes. Add a new friend or a new baby whenever you like, and they start appearing in the stories that follow.
What about a pet?
Pets are some of the best characters we get. Tell us the name and what they are like, and they will be in there.
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