A personalised Christmas book
Your child, drawn on every page. Both homes named and pictured, equally loved. And a letter from Santa at the end.
Free cover preview. No account needed.
Example: Maya is a made-up girl. Your book stars your child.
Your child, on every page
Choose their skin tone, hair, eyes and little details like glasses or freckles. We turn that into their own character, then draw them into the cover and every page. No photos needed.
Skin
Hair
Eyes
Your choices
Their character
Their book
One page for each home, with the same warmth. Swipe to read. Maya is made up; your book stars your child.
Two starsOn Christmas Eve, at the very top of the world, Santa unrolled his Big Map of Everywhere. Millions of tiny lights twinkled across it, one for every child waiting for Christmas.
Elf Tinsel ran her finger across the map and stopped at Bristol, then again at Manchester. “Santa,” she said, frowning, “Maya has two stars. Is that a mistake?”
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The first homeSanta opened his big red notebook. “At Mummy’s house,” he read, “there’s Mummy, Jess, and two dogs, Biscuit and Pepper. And the best bit? Film nights snuggled on the sofa.”
The elves nodded very seriously and fetched the sparkliest ribbon they had.
The second home“And at Daddy’s house,” Santa went on, “there’s Daddy, Hannah and baby Leo. And the best bit? Cosy cuddles with Leo on the sofa.”
The reindeer listened carefully and learned both addresses by heart. Rudolph even practised the turn into each street, twice.
Christmas EveAt Mummy’s house, everything was still. Maya was fast asleep, with Pup tucked under one arm.
Santa crept in on tiptoe. He filled her stocking to the very top and placed a shining silver star beside the tree, with a tag that read: For Maya.
Christmas morningOn Christmas morning, Maya woke to a bulging stocking. Beside the tree, the silver star sparkled. Tied to it was a note in curly golden handwriting: There’s another one waiting for you.
The second ChristmasWhen Maya opened the front door at Daddy’s house, there it was: a second silver star, and a parcel with her name on it.
“Santa came here too!”
A star on each treeNow there’s a silver star on each tree, and both of them belong to Maya.
Two front doors. Two Christmases. One Maya, loved in both homes.
Santa’s letterDear Maya,
I have been keeping an eye on you from the North Pole, and I was so proud when you became such a kind and caring big sister.
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Their name, their look, and what they call the grown-up at each home. It takes about five minutes.
Tap once and your child turns around on the cover, drawn just as you described. Free, before you decide.
After you order, we draw everyone first: your child, both homes, even the pets. Check they look right, and we’ll redraw anyone who doesn’t.
We draw the whole book with your approved characters. Ask for up to three rounds of changes. Nothing is printed until you approve it.
“Two front doors. Two Christmases. One child, loved in both homes.”
Children aged 2 to 12 who have two homes at Christmas. That could be mum and dad, two mums, two dads, or a parent and a grandparent. Any combination works.
Yes. You get a private link to read the finished book. Before that, you’ll meet the characters and can ask us to redraw anyone who doesn’t look right. Then you can ask for up to three rounds of changes, such as pictures redrawn or words changed, before you approve it for printing.
Printed books are usually made and posted within about 5 to 6 days of your approval. We’ll publish our last order dates for Christmas delivery in November.
Yes. There’s a dedication page for each home. You can write yours, and invite the other home to add theirs with a private link.
No, and we never ask for one. You choose their skin tone, hair, eyes and little details like glasses or freckles, and we draw their character from that.