Start with the interview.

The same guided interview from the homepage continues here. Answer the memory prompts first, then choose how the finished edition should read and look for the child receiving it.

Guided memory interview

Tell the story in pieces.

These prompts surface the facts, people, atmosphere, and emotional truth before the system turns it into a child-readable edition.

Progress

0 of 4 prompts

Prompt 01What moment should this book preserve?Name the scene, not the lesson. A kitchen, a journey, a first job, a yearly ritual.Prompt 02Who was there, and where did it happen?Give us the people, rooms, places, weather, objects, and names that make it yours.Prompt 03Which details should not be lost?Small truths carry the memory. Sounds, habits, sayings, smells, mistakes, private jokes.Prompt 04What should a child understand by the end?Not a moral pasted on top. The emotional truth you want carried forward.

Current interview: 0 characters. Minimum 50.

Production settings

Shape the edition

These choices guide reading level, emotional thread, and illustration direction after the interview material is captured.

Target age

Ages 3-5PreschoolShort scenes, concrete language, strong visual anchorsAges 6-8Early readersClear arc, richer feeling, room for family contextAges 9-12Middle gradeMore interiority, complexity, and inherited meaning

Story threadsSelect up to 3

Art direction