Opening your storybook…
Opening your storybook…

A keepsake picture book
A picture book about how she feels about her brother or sister right now: the baby who gets all the attention, the tower that got knocked down, and the people who still have room for her. Her real family, and a way through it.
“It literally made me cry. It captured his personality and his little heart in the most beautiful way.”
Giving it as a gift? Start here
Full refund any time before you approve it for print, no reason needed.
What goes in
You tell us the rest after you order, in five minutes: who’s really in their life, what’s going on, the small things only you know. We don’t invent a family.
What a family might tell us“Papa makes pancakes every Saturday, same time, same pan. I do bedtime reading. My reading glasses live on top of my head.”

That night, Mama read to him, her glasses up on her head. Papa leaned in the doorway. “Pancakes Saturday. Same pan, same time.” Nico held up the grey rock. He ran his thumb around the little road. “Today I went a different way,” he said. “And I came back.”
Six books, six different looks.






When my son was three, his feelings were bigger than him. Library books about feelings didn’t hold him; they were about someone else. So one night I made up a story with his name in it, and an old moose who knew a secret about big feelings. He asked for it again the next night.
We call it the bigness now. When it comes, we do what the moose did: stand still, feel our feet, and breathe slow. Together.
Now I make them on purpose. I check every page, and Indira and I wrap every book by hand.
Manav
“It literally made me cry. It captured his personality and his little heart in the most beautiful way. … Leo is obsessed with this book.”Shelley (@that.whichislovely), mom of LeoShelley received Leo’s book as a gift.
Choose their book
Christmas: Order by Nov 21 · answers in by Nov 23 · approve your proof by Nov 28 · arrives before Christmas
or 4 payments of $37.25 with Klarna
Make their bookOne for home, one for Grandma’s house. ($217 bought separately)
or 4 payments of $49.75 with Klarna
Order the Family SetGiving it as a gift? Use the gift form so their parent fills it in.
Giving it as a gift?
The questions go to their mom or dad, who adds the details and approves every page before anything prints. It stays a surprise for the child.
Photo optional. Never used to train AI. Deleted on a schedule. It’s a drawing reference: we and the AI image tool we draw in use it to draw your child, and for nothing else. When the book is delivered we send you a link to delete it or keep it for a second book, for up to six months from when you sent it. If you don’t reply, we delete it.
No. On the questionnaire you can tap to describe how your child looks instead: build, skin tone, hair, eyes, glasses. Either way, you approve how they’re drawn before the rest of the book is made.
Yes, if you order by November 21, send your answers by November 23 and approve your proof by November 28. The book arrives about 4 weeks after your answers are in. Later than that? Add rush ($39) at checkout and order by December 5, answers by December 6, proof approved by December 9: printed and sent express, it arrives about 2 weeks after your answers are in.
You get three rounds of changes, included. Still not right after the third? We do a fourth round free. And if it still isn’t right, we refund you in full any time before you approve it for print, no reason needed. Nothing prints until you say yes, and if the printed book arrives damaged or misprinted, we reprint it free.
Yes. AI helps me draft. I read every page out loud and rewrite it, and nothing prints until you approve. AI turns your answers into a first draft of the words and pictures; then I rewrite what doesn’t sound like your child, and you get three rounds of changes. The narration, if you add it, is read by an AI voice.
“This goes far beyond AI and 100% has a human touch and love woven in the story.”
Yes. The book is about one child and how they feel, and their brother or sister is in it too, drawn the same on every page. Tell us about both.
No. An older brother who takes her things, a sister who gets to stay up later, twins who share everything. Tell us what’s going on right now.
More in the FAQ and on the privacy page.