For the grandchild, from far away or just next door

Grandparents

The stories only a grandparent can tell, with their grandchild at the heart of them.

A small child holds their grandmother's hand on a lantern-lit garden path toward a cottage with glowing windows under a crescent moon

An evening at a grandparent's house: an old photograph album, a story about the day the child first arrived, a recipe made together, and a quilt that has kept three generations warm.

What is inside

Eight illustrated spreads, written for one child. Eight pages of story, read aloud in about four minutes.

The six questions take about two minutes. Only the name and age are needed; the rest can be skipped. Use the last question for what the grandchild calls you (Nana, Abuela, Pop), and the book will too.

Live far away? Send the share link, or print the gift page and post it.

If it isn't right, we write it again once, free — or you get a full refund.

Three spreads from another child’s book

Each book is drawn and written for one child alone, so this one will not be yours. Yours opens with your child’s name on the cover, and the Preview shows it before anything is paid.

In a lamplit kitchen a small child with flour on their nose rolls out dough beside their smiling grandmother, star-shaped cookie cutters on the table — Grandma’s star cookies, and flour on one small nose.

A grandmother and a small child look through an old photograph album on a lamplit sofa, the child pointing at a picture, a cat asleep beside them — “That’s me, when I was as small as you.”

A child asleep under a patchwork quilt with a teddy bear while their grandmother stands at the window looking up at the full moon — Asleep under the family quilt, the moon keeping watch with Grandma.

See it with your child’s name

Story Edition $29, ready in about ten minutes

We never ask for a photograph of your child