Christmas gifts for the person who has everything.For the person who has everything.

Three generations laughing on a cream sofa: a grandmother reading a dark green book, her granddaughter leaning on her shoulder, and the girl's mother beside them with an arm along the sofa back

Gifts for the holidays

A gift they'll open again and again.

Their story, in their own words and photos, printed as a beautiful book for the whole family.

Who's it for?

An older woman at a table lifting an old photograph from a box of them, a book open beside her

Life Story

For your mom or dad

  • The stories you always wanted to hear. How they met, where they grew up, what they've never told you.
  • They don't need to be a writer. We guide them through it, one question at a time.
  • Pictures tell half of it. Old photos and captions instead of pages and pages of text.

$99 includes their printed book.

A mother writing in a journal in bed, her baby asleep in a bassinet beside her

First Year

For a new or expecting mom

  • Moments she'll cherish forever. The first laugh, the long nights, the sound she never wants to forget.
  • Better than toys and clothes they'll outgrow. This one stays on the shelf.
  • As easy as jotting down a note. A line or two and a photo from her phone.

$79 includes her printed book.

Pictures are half the story.

A photo can go with any answer, with a caption in their words. One snapshot says what would take pages to write.

An old photo of a mother hugging her daughter in a cap and gown at a graduation, her father holding flowers and her brother laughing beside them
An old snapshot of a mother and her teenage son laughing as they talk on two telephones at once

How the gift works

  1. Choose the gift

    Add a note from you.

  2. Give it your way

    Tuck it in a card or email it to them.

  3. They tell their stories

    One question at a time, with help when they're stuck.

  4. A book to keep

    Printed and sent to their door.

An old snapshot of Christmas morning: a girl in a plaid shirt laughing as she holds up a knitted sweater, her brother digging in a box, their mother behind them with a mug by the tree

Giving it on Christmas Eve? It isn't too late.

The gift code comes the moment you pay, to tuck in a card or email to them. They start whenever they're ready.