LittleTaleAn anniversary gift starring the one you love
Send one photo of your partner and see the character free. The book is ready the same day, even if that’s today.
Pick a story, add one photo, and see your character before you decide.
A few pages from a real book
A sample book we made from one photo. The person in it is made up.
Why it works for an anniversary
An anniversary gift should say something about the person you have chosen. A story drawn from a photo of your partner, in a tale picked because it suits your partner, says it plainly. And because it is digital, it arrives on the day even if you remember the day on the day.
Stories that suit this one
The Night MarketThe street was empty an hour ago. Now it is full of lanterns.
The Magic LampOne rub, and the cave fills with golden smoke.
The Little MermaidA secret collection of things that fell from above.
Knight of the Golden HallShut for a hundred winters. One door, slightly open.- The Night Market: for the partner who turns an evening walk into an adventure.
- The Magic Lamp: for the partner still granting your wishes.
- The Little Mermaid: for the partner who keeps every ticket and note.
- Knight of the Golden Hall: for the partner who opened the door to all of this.
Ways to give it
- Print it on good paper for a paper (first) anniversary.
- Read it together over breakfast on the day.
- Make one for each of you and swap them.
More on printing the PDF and choosing the photo.
Can the book star both of us?
Each book stars one person, drawn from one photo. Couples often make two, one each, and swap them on the day.
Does it suit a paper anniversary?
Paper is the traditional first-anniversary gift, and the PDF prints well on good paper at home or at a print shop. For later years it works as the surprise that sits beside something bigger.
Which anniversary is it best for?
The first, because paper is the traditional first-anniversary gift, but it suits any year as the part of the gift that is about your partner.
How quickly will it be ready?
Usually within minutes of approving the drawn character.