Achievements Book

A book of everything they worked for

Mostly made by you

You have more photos of them than anyone. The book starts with yours: each one with a line about it, who’s there, where it was, what was going on. If someone else takes as many photos as you do, ask them to help you make it, and choose what they can do.

With a few words from the people who watched

Share one link with a grandparent, a coach or another parent. Nobody needs an account or an app; it opens on a phone or a laptop. They write a few lines, or say them out loud and have them typed up, and add their own photos if they have them.

The board starts private: people add to it with the link, and only the people you choose can read it. You can change that whenever you like.

What are you celebrating?

Their sport, their adventures, or something they’ve achieved. The book offers chapters to match. For a football season, say: Where it started, Training, Match days, The team and the coaches, The big moments, Medals and trophies. For a trip: Getting ready, On the road, People we met, Things we ate, Home again. Tick the ones you want, rename them, or add your own.

For a book of their adventures, add the countries they’ve been to. Each can have a chapter of its own, and they show on a map on the board. More about a book of their adventures.

A cover that says what it’s about

A football, a rugby ball, a trophy, a globe or a music note, filled with your photographs, with their name underneath and, if you like, a line of your own: “Football, Under 11s”, “Our year in Australia”, “Grade 8 piano”.

You arrange it. We print it.

The book lays itself out as a first draft. You move anything between chapters and take things out; you see every page, and nothing is printed until you approve the book. You pay for it when you order it.