LittleTaleA coworker gift that beats the gift card
Funny, personal and safe for the break room: your coworker, drawn into a story. Try it free.
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 a coworker
Office gifts tend toward the safe and the forgettable. A storybook starring your coworker is safe for work and impossible to forget, and it turns the office Secret Santa into the one people talk about in January.
Stories that suit this one
One More RoundEveryone has gone home. The lights are still on.
No Days OffEveryone said it couldn’t be done. Training started anyway.
The Midnight DetectiveSomething moves the furniture two centimeters every night.
The Accidental KingOne knocked-over cup, and then a crown.- One More Round: for the one who stays after everyone has gone home.
- No Days Off: for the one who never takes a day off.
- The Midnight Detective: for the one who notices everything.
- The Accidental King: for the new manager who never asked for the job.
Ways to give it
- Print it and leave it on the desk before the meeting.
- Share the link in the team chat on the last day before the holidays.
- Pair it with a card the whole team signs.
More on printing the PDF and choosing the photo.
Which photo should I use for a coworker?
A clear photo where the face is visible, taken with permission: a team photo cropped to one person works well.
Is it appropriate for work?
Yes. Every story is gentle and funny, written for grown-ups, with nothing you would mind the whole office seeing.
Is it too personal for a coworker?
Not with the lighter stories: capes, crowns and snack heists read as a friendly joke, not a love letter.
Can the team give it together?
Yes. One person orders, and the team chooses the story.