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For grandmas & grandpas with a lifetime to share
Give your grandchildren something only you can give them.
Whether they call you Grandma, Grandpa, Nana, or Pop—give them your story, in your own words, to open again and again.
Turn your memories into stories your family can keep with a 74-page guided ebook and 100 thoughtful questions—even if you’ve never written more than a birthday card.
74 beautifully designed pages100 guided prompts10 life chaptersType or print
Here’s a question worth asking
How many of your best stories
has your family never heard?
Think of a photograph you love. You know who took it. What happened just before it. Why everyone was laughing.
Now imagine your grandchild looking at that same photograph.
They can see the faces. But the story behind them? That part still lives with you.
But do they know what your father was like when he laughed? What you bought with your first paycheck? Or the time you were absolutely certain you’d get in trouble—and somehow got away with it?
It’s easy to assume you’ll tell those stories eventually. At the next holiday. On a longer visit. When someone asks the right question.
Then another visit ends with “We should do this more often.” And the story stays untold.
And when someone finally says, “Tell me about your life,” where do you even begin?
You don’t need a more interesting life.
You need a more specific question.
You need a more specific question.
That’s why Tell Your Story starts with questions you can actually answer. One place. One person. One moment.
You bring the memories. The guide gives you a way to get them onto the page.
The hardest part isn’t writing.
It’s knowing where to start.
You don’t have to start with your birthday and remember everything in order. You don’t need beautiful handwriting, perfect spelling, or a dramatic life story.
You can begin with a kitchen.
The sound of the screen door. The radio on the counter. Someone saying, “Wash your hands. Dinner’s ready.”
A few details, in your own words, can open a window into a world your grandchildren never got to see.
That’s a story. And you’ve already started it.
You don’t have to tackle your whole life at once. Just answer the next question that brings something to mind.
A question. A memory. A little more of you.
One story at a time.
Start with whichever question makes you smile. Leave the others for another day.
01 / REMEMBER
Find a starting point.
Specific questions bring you back to people, places, and moments. No staring at an empty page wondering what to say.
02 / DESCRIBE
Let the details return.
Gentle follow-up prompts help you remember what you saw, how it felt, and why that little moment stayed with you.
03 / SHARE
Make it yours.
Write a few sentences or a longer story. Save your answers and choose what you’d like to share with your family.
A little look inside
See where one
question takes you.
“Tell me about your childhood” can feel enormous. “What was your childhood kitchen like?” gives you a place to begin.
These are actual pages from the finished ebook. Pick a page below and read a question. Does a place, a face, or a moment come to mind?
That’s your starting point. The follow-up questions help you take it further.
74 pages · 100 prompts · 10 chapters
Inside the ebook:
10 chapters of your life.
Every chapter opens with writing guidance, a practical tip, and a fictional example. Then come 10 main prompts, each with two follow-up questions and its own fillable answer space. Start anywhere.
Chapter
01
p. 10
01
p. 10
The world I grew up in
What did a Saturday look like when you were ten? Bring your family into a world they never got to see.
Chapter
02
p. 16
02
p. 16
The people who raised me
What did your mother say that you still hear in your head? Keep the people behind the family names alive in your stories.
Chapter
03
p. 22
03
p. 22
When I was young
What did you do that your parents never found out about? Yes, the funny stories belong here, too.
Chapter
04
p. 28
04
p. 28
Love and belonging
Who made you feel you could be yourself? Tell the story of a friendship or love that shaped your life.
Chapter
05
p. 34
05
p. 34
Making a life
What did you buy with your first paycheck? Share the hopes and hard work behind the life you built.
Chapter
06
p. 40
06
p. 40
Becoming a parent
Which ordinary day with your children would you love to experience again? Capture the details behind being “Mom” or “Dad.”
Chapter
07
p. 46
07
p. 46
The things that carried me
Who showed up when you needed someone? Share what helped you through a difficult season, if you want to.
Chapter
08
p. 52
08
p. 52
Our family’s little treasures
Why do we always make that dish? Explain the little traditions that make your family yours.
Chapter
09
p. 58
09
p. 58
What life taught me
What matters less to you now—and what matters more? Put your hard-earned perspective into your own words.
Chapter
10
p. 64
10
p. 64
What I want you to know
What do you hope your grandchildren remember about you? Give them something personal to come back to.
“But my life has been pretty ordinary.”
Ordinary to you.
A whole new world to them.
The walk to school. The stories your grandparents told. The music you played on your first car radio.
Your grandchildren didn’t get to live those moments with you. A story lets them visit.
And it doesn’t have to teach a grand lesson. It can simply make them laugh. Introduce them to someone they never met. Or help them understand a little more about where they come from.
You get to decide what belongs in your story. Skip anything that feels too private. Write honestly about what you remember. There is no perfect version to get right.
Made to be started, not put off
Tonight, you could have
your first story written.
The “Start Here Tonight” section takes you straight to a handful of welcoming prompts. No preparation. No sorting decades of photographs before you can begin.
Open the PDF on your computer or tablet and type into the answer spaces using a compatible PDF reader. Prefer pen and paper? Print the pages you want.
Write a little, save it, and come back whenever you like. There’s no schedule to keep up with and no subscription to remember to cancel.
Your finished answers stay in your saved file. You choose when—and with whom—to share them.
One Ebook. A place to begin.
Get the questions.
Start telling the stories.
Tell Your Story
A Grandparent’s Guide to Capturing
the Memories Only You Can Share
$17 USD · one time
The complete 74-page guided digital ebook
- 74 pages in a matching keepsake design — from the full-color cover to your final reflection
- 100 guided prompts — so you don’t have to think up the questions yourself
- 10 chapters with introductions, tips, and examples — a little guidance before you start writing
- Clickable contents and chapter bookmarks — go straight to the part of your life you want to share
- Two follow-up questions per prompt — to draw out the small details that make a story yours
- A “Start Here Tonight” section — five easy questions for your first sitting
- Simple sample answers — so you can see how little you need to write to begin
- 100 fillable memory spaces — capture a short answer for each prompt, on screen or by hand
- Two full-page continuation spaces — for the stories that need a little more room
- Saving and sharing instructions — to help you keep your work and pass it along
For $17, you get a starting point for every chapter, questions to keep you going, and a place to put the answers. Your part is simply to begin.
Protected by our 180-day money-back guaranteeDigital ebook. No physical book will be shipped.
Designed for typing in a compatible PDF reader or printing at home.
Your 180-day money-back guarantee
Take your time.
You have 180 days to decide.
A lifetime of memories deserves more than a rushed first look. Open the ebook. Choose a memory. Come back to it at your own pace.
If you decide Tell Your Story isn’t right for you, request a refund within 180 days of purchase and we’ll refund the full price you paid for this ebook.
You don’t have to finish the book or explain your decision. Just contact the support email shown on your order receipt with your order number or purchase email.
Take the pressure off getting started. Give yourself a chance to see what one question can bring back.
A few things you may be wondering.
What if the ebook isn’t right for me?
Your purchase of the main Tell Your Story ebook comes with a 180-day money-back guarantee. Request a refund within 180 days of purchase using the support email on your order receipt, and include your order number or purchase email. We’ll refund the full price you paid for this ebook. You do not need to finish it or give a reason. Refunds go to the original payment method; the time to appear depends on your payment provider. Your statutory rights are unaffected.
How many pages are included?
The ebook has 74 pages, including the cover, getting-started guidance, clickable contents, 10 chapter introductions, 50 pages of prompts and answer spaces, and guidance for reviewing and sharing your stories. There are 100 main prompts, each with two follow-up questions, plus two full-page continuation spaces.
Can I type my answers directly into the ebook?
Yes. Each of the 100 main prompts has a fillable answer box for a short memory. The ebook also includes personal dedication fields and two continuation pages. Use a PDF reader that supports forms, save a test answer, and reopen the file to check it. Main boxes allow up to 420 characters; use a continuation page or separate document for longer stories, and check that all text is visible before printing.
Do I need to be a good writer?
No. Write as if you were telling someone the story across the kitchen table. A few honest sentences are a perfectly good answer. The prompts and examples help you begin.
Is this a printed book or a digital ebook?
It’s a digital PDF ebook. There is no physical shipment. You can read it on a screen, type into the fillable spaces with a compatible PDF reader, or print pages and write by hand.
Can I fill it out on my phone?
You can read the PDF on a phone, but a computer or tablet will be more comfortable for longer answers. PDF apps differ, so the guide includes a reminder to test saving one answer before continuing.
What if I don’t remember dates or every detail?
You don’t need an exact timeline. Write what you remember, and say when you’re unsure. “I must have been about ten” is a useful beginning.
What if a question doesn’t fit my life?
Skip it or adapt it. You don’t have to answer every question, discuss painful experiences, or share anything private. This is your collection.
How long will it take?
There’s no deadline. Answer one question in a sitting, spend an afternoon on a chapter, or return to it over several months. Short answers count.
Is this for both grandmas and grandpas?
Yes. Tell Your Story is for grandmothers, grandfathers, and parents of any gender. The questions cover your childhood, friendships, work, family, and life lessons. Every family has different names and traditions; make the answers your own.
Do I need the companion ebooks?
No. Tell Your Story includes the complete memory-writing guide. Any companion offers are optional and are not needed to use it.
“I should write that down.”
Make this the day you do.
You may have had that thought a hundred times. After a funny memory comes back. After finding an old photo. After someone says, “I never knew that about you.”
You don’t have to wait until you have the time to write a whole book.
Choose one question. Tell one story. Save it.
Next time, there will already be something on the page.
P.S. Your family can find dates in a family tree and faces in a photo album. But what it felt like to live your life? That part comes from you. Start with one memory today.