Four spreads. Every page is filled with your own photographs and details.
The Me Book
When memory fades, The Me Book becomes a comforting companion — filled with familiar faces, cherished memories, and personal details that help maintain connection to identity and loved ones.
Binding it
Sections you can include
Why families make one
The book isn't a memory test. It's something to pick up when a name won't come, and a way in for whoever is sitting with them.
Familiar faces
Photographs with names and relationships written underneath. Recognition often holds on longer than recall — a face lands even when the name won't come.
Cherished memories
The places they lived, the work they did, the years that mattered. Written down while someone still remembers them well enough to tell you.
Personal details
How they take their tea, the music that settles them, what they'd rather not be asked. Useful to family, and to anyone else who steps in.
How ordering works
Choose sections
Pick what belongs in the book. Nothing is final until you've paid.
Send photos and details
Upload from your phone or computer. Ten to thirty photographs is typical.
We design their book
Our team lays out their pages.
Your files arrive
We'll email you the files. Print another copy anytime — some families keep one at home and one wherever they spend their days.
Often bought alongside
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Picture memory cards
A recall exercise on everyday objects. Steadies an unsettled late afternoon.
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Nostalgic photo cards
Period images chosen to draw out a story rather than check a memory.
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