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Personalized story gifts
Give credits so a parent can create their child’s story, or make a finished book with the parent’s agreement. Choose an adventure around a favourite interest or occasion.
First step: choose the child and story idea · Parent-controlled experience
Suggested ages 3–5
On the morning of the big day, Your child's favourite red balloon slips out of the window and floats over the colony rooftops. Chasing it past the milkman, the chai stall and the temple, Your child collects a trail of neighbours, until the balloon lands in Nani's garden, where the whole street has quietly gathered with a cake and a giant shout of surprise.
Story theme: The best surprises are the ones you share with everyone
Suggested ages 3–5
The bakery has closed early and the power is out, so there is no birthday cake for Your child. Instead of sulking, Your child pulls Dadi into the kitchen: bread slices, a jar of jam, a tin of biscuits and one candle. The lopsided tower is the funniest cake anyone has seen, and everyone agrees it is also the tastiest.
Story theme: A happy heart can make a party out of anything
Suggested ages 3–5
Dadaji walks to the park every morning at six, and Your child has never once got up in time. On Grandparents' Day, Your child sets three alarms. In the park, Dadaji shows off Your child to every one of his friends, teaches the laughing exercise, and buys two glasses of sugarcane juice. Walking home, Your child promises to come again, and means it.
Story theme: The best gift you can give is your time
Suggested ages 3–5
Nani keeps a tin box she never opens. On Grandparents' Day, Your child finally asks. Inside are photographs, a train ticket, a dried rose and a school report card from long ago. Every item has a story, and by the time the box is empty the evening is dark. Your child adds one thing: a drawing of the two of them, so the box will have a new story too.
Story theme: Every old thing is a story waiting for someone to ask
Give story credits so the parent can create a book around their child's interests, or prepare a finished story with the parent's agreement. Credits are redeemed in an account; a published story link is a separate way to share a completed book.
Let the parent choose the child's details and an adventure they enjoy. A favourite interest can guide the plot. The parent provides a photo and consent for a new illustrated character, or reuses a saved, ready character.
Birthdays, Diwali, Christmas, Raksha Bandhan, back to school, or just because. Choose a theme that matches the moment.
Gift credits let the recipient create. A completed Standard or Premium Story can be exported as a PDF; physical printing is a separate step.
Step by step
Ask the parent about interests, language, and whether they prefer credits or a finished story.
Buy gift credits for the parent to redeem, or create a finished story with their agreement.
For credits, keep the gift code and redemption details. For a finished book, review the pages and privacy settings with the parent.
Share the redeemable code for gift credits, or agree how to deliver an eligible PDF or completed story with the parent.
Questions from parents
Check what is included, how the story works, and what to review before reading with your child.
You can buy gift credits so the child's parent creates the story in their own account. If you create a finished story yourself, agree the details and sharing choices with the parent first; a published story link is different from a redeemable gift code.
Birthdays, holidays, Diwali, Christmas, Raksha Bandhan, back to school, or any moment when a child deserves a story built around them.
Yes. Gift credits let the parent choose the child's details, language, theme, and privacy settings. A grandparent does not need to upload a child's photo to give credits.
A story where the birthday child is the hero can feel more personal than a generic present. Choose a theme that matches the child's interests and add their details.
After a gift-credit purchase, the buyer receives a code to share with the recipient. The recipient signs in or creates an account, redeems the code, and uses the credits to create stories. Check the redemption period shown at checkout.
Standard and Premium Stories support PDF export; the 8-page Short Story does not. Review the PDF, print a test page, and check a printing service's requirements before ordering a physical copy. A gift-credit purchase does not itself deliver a printed book.
Create a personalized story, choose an adventure, and share a meaningful reading moment together.
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