
A Family Legend
Grandpa is the hero on every page, his saying returns as a chorus and the grandchildren are drawn beside him in the later chapters.
The book is about him: the thing he always says, what only he does and the story he retells, written up by whoever knows him best, with up to three grandchildren drawn in beside him. It asks three questions, and up to three more if you want more of the book to be yours, and a phone call with him is a good way to collect the answers.

Grandpa is the hero on every page, his saying returns as a chorus and the grandchildren are drawn beside him in the later chapters.

A grown grandchild can write their own thanks here: each reason is tied to a moment with him, and a visit, a letter or a Sunday call all count.
This date is yours, so count back from it. Printing and shipping, from the day you approve the book:
The digital edition unlocks the moment you approve it, so it never misses a date. All delivery times
Yes, if they are in your answers. A call he never misses can be what he is known for, and the question about what he taught you by doing it takes a visit as easily as a summer at his house.
You confirm at setup that everyone drawn has agreed to appear. For a surprise, that is your word that he knows about the book or has given his permission. You read the whole text free before paying, and nothing prints until you approve every page.
No. Everyone in the book is drawn from their own picture, so a recent photo of each person is enough. A printed book that arrives damaged, misprinted or not as approved is reprinted free.
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