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A memory book can be a great aid to stimulating the memories of a person with dementia or Alzheimer's.

Memory Books are great whether you are writing your own life story or about the life of someone you love or respect, or capturing a momentous event in your life or your latest holiday.

No one in the world is more sentimental than a loving grandparent. But it can be surprisingly difficult to buy for them when Christmas comes around.

Create a Memory Book product that your customers can buy . . and personalise! And you earn £10 for your favourite charity from every book sold – or for your organisation if you are a charity.

Combining you and your friends' most loved and precious memories into a bound book they can keep forever

If you’re a school leaver, parent or guardian who’s racking their brains on how to make up for the missed opportunity and wants to make the end of this school year feel special, you’ve come to the right place.

Our memories tell us the story of who we are. One of the hardest things about dementia is that it can take away these stories. But some of the most joyful moments of dealing with it are the moments your loved one’s eyes light up with a memory they’ve managed to bring back.

One of the most thoughtful gifts you can give, a personalised cookbook makes people feel both special and included.

We’re here to answer your Father’s Day prayers with the perfect gift for Dad, no matter his taste or style.

Gift ideas for every different type of coworker, whether they’re leaving for another job, retiring, or setting off on an exciting move or adventure.

Present the journey of your client's transformation in a beautifully bound and printed book. Something completely bespoke and personalised that your client can share with others and keep forever.

We’ve all written at some point in our lives. Many of us have kept journals - whether for personal, therapeutic, or historical purposes. Even those that don’t write have favourite stories to tell.

Technically speaking, to be a published author, all you need is a published book. A bound and printed copy that you can hold in your hands. Not everyone who wants to create a book is looking to get into the professional side of publishing. You might be happy to go it alone as an indie author, or you might be wanting to create something personal as a gift to yourself or a loved one. If that sounds like you, here are some routes you can take to create a book.

In honour of International Women’s Day which occurred on 8th March, and National Women’s History Month being celebrated throughout March, we’ve thought about some of the women who inspire us. We all have a woman close to us who inspires us – our mum, grandma, partner, sister, aunt or friend, for example. But there are so many inspirational famous women that are looked up to as role models too. It got us wondering, what would the Memory Books of these women look like?

Caring for someone living with dementia is incredibly hard, and can often be lonely, for both yourself and the person you are caring for. A Dementia Memory Book can be a therapeutic tool and a rewarding activity to combat loneliness. Not just for your loved one, but also for you.

Some great ideas for celebrating World Book Day 2021

Mother’s Day is just around the corner, have you got your gift sorted yet? Don’t worry if not, there’s no need to order the generic bunch of flowers, you don’t need to grab a last minute box of supermarket chocolates, or settle for an uninspired gift voucher. There’s still plenty of time to create a unique, personalised Mother’s Day gift to show your mum how much you care, with a little helping hand from us!

Well… nothing! It’s changed a bit with the times, but people still love scrapbooking. Most people don’t even realise that they are doing it! If you’ve ever made a photo book using an online tool then you’ve scrapbooked too - probably without even knowing it.

Passing down family heirlooms is an age-old tradition. We’ve come up with a few unique family heirloom ideas that you can create to be passed down to younger generations, helping to keep your treasured family memories alive for longer.

What a strange year it’s been – whether you loved it or hated it, it’s been a moment in history. I write this blog in the hope and belief that we’ll go many years without a repeat. I’m proposing that what happened this year was something we will look back on as a ‘moment in time’ . . . a truly noteworthy moment. And in that spirit I’m creating a 2020 Memory book . . . and I think you should too!