TaleForMe
Personalised storybooks, written for one reader
One child, one story, no template underneath it.
A storybook works when the child recognises themselves in it — not just their name, but the way they do things. The one who has to check under the bed twice. The one who talks to the cat as though it answers.
That is what we ask you about, and that is what the story is built from.
How the story is built
You answer a handful of questions — five minutes, and you can skip anything. We turn that into a proper picture book: eighteen to twenty-four illustrated spreads, a real beginning, a real problem, and an ending that lands.
The reading level follows their age. A two-year-old gets rhythm and repetition. A seven-year-old gets dialogue, a subplot and the chance to be genuinely clever.
Every book is different
Two children who both love dinosaurs and both have a big sister will not get the same book. The story is written from scratch each time, which is also why we cannot show you the exact book you will get before you make it — only the pages other stories have produced.
Questions
How many pages?
Between eighteen and twenty-four illustrated spreads, plus a cover, title page, dedication and a closing page about the story. Younger children get shorter books.
What ages is it for?
One to nine. The prose, the page count and the sentence length all change with the age you give us.
Start their book
Five minutes, nothing to pay, and you read the opening pages before you decide.