EVERY CHILD, A DIFFERENT STORY

Personalized books for siblings, family memories and a series

Make each child the star of a separate book, collect different memories in a family series, or give relatives a copy of the same special story.

Different books for children in the same family

A sibling who loves baseball and a child who loves beach adventures do not need the same story. Create a project for each book, choose its characters and memories, and review each one individually. Add completed, approved books to the family cart when they are ready.

A series of family memories

Use separate projects for separate adventures: a road trip, fishing with Grandpa, a new pet or a first day at school. Each title has its own story, illustrations, cover and approval. Using the same clear character references helps communicate who you want in each book; generated appearances can vary between projects.

How family discounts work

Choose finished books in one family order. Current book-price discounts are 5% for 2 books, 10% for 3–4, and 15% for 5–10. You can mix packages and titles. A digital-plus-hardcover bundle counts as one book.

Discounts apply to book prices; shipping, taxes, extra photos and paid illustration changes are separate. Family savings cannot be combined with other offers. Use the quantity selectors on the pricing page to see package totals.

Extra copies are the same finished book

Want the same approved story at home and at Grandma’s house? Choose extra identical hardcover copies with your order, or reorder an eligible saved version from My Orders. These copies keep the same story, characters, pictures and cover. They are different from creating another personalized title and do not count toward family discounts.

See current extra-copy prices. Changing the main character, story or artwork means creating a different book rather than ordering an identical copy.

Ideas to start with

  • Sibling adventures: give each child a story about their own hobby or milestone.
  • Grandparent memories: preserve a fishing trip, baking day or favorite family tradition.
  • A family travel collection: turn different trips into separate illustrated keepsakes.
  • One story to share: give identical hardcover copies to relatives.

See the creation process or explore sample books.

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