This is the coolest gift This is the coolest gift! I'm thoroughly enjoying reading the stories as my grandma sends them in. I really enjoy that I get an email before a question sends out and that I can edit the questions. My grandma didn't know her grandparents that well (they died when she was young) so it's nice to skip some of those questions. I also like that I can add some more detail to the questions to prompt my grandma to write more information. Really enjoying this.

Easy to use... limited cover options The book writing process was pretty straightforward. I was frustrated at times because some of my "saved stories" would disappear end up getting put put back in "Questions". And the picture attached was gone. I thought there should be more selection for cover options. I liked the different styles but the color schemes were almost all the same! Coral and pink. They did not fit with the picture we wanted to use. We ended up using a very simple, boring, gray background. Definitely not very interesting!

Often the question asked is not… Often the question asked is not answered. There seems to be a stock reply used for any question…. most annoying. The individual who answers the question seems to think that the person asking the questions has not tried to troubleshoot prior for asking for help

Freedom to choose whether to write the… Freedom to choose whether to write the given question or not. Good topics coverage. Having this as a gift for me gives the co-ordinator for this book plenty of space and hopefully more time if needed towards the end of the writing phase. Interesting processes, etc.

My Life in a Book was a gift to me a… My Life in a Book was a gift to me a year ago from my oldest daughter. I think it’s such a great idea and I’ve recommended it to several friends. Sometimes it seems like a chore writing every week, but since my parents have been gone for some years now, I truly wish my mother had done something like this. To pass on family information and history is priceless. It all happens very smoothly and I’m sure when I reach the end I will be so glad I persevered.