
Twelve Reasons Why
Your reasons, each tied to something she did, quoted exactly and drawn with you beside her.
She is the hero. You write the reasons she matters, or the sayings the whole family repeats, and the book is built on them.

Your reasons, each tied to something she did, quoted exactly and drawn with you beside her.

If she has a line everyone can recite, this one turns it into a family legend with her at the centre.
The clock starts when you approve the book, not when you pay.
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No. That one is a book given by a young child, with the child as the hero and mum beside them. Here mum herself is the hero, written by a grown son or daughter.
Both. The UK and Ireland mark Mothering Sunday in spring and most other countries mark Mother's Day in May. The approve-by dates for each are listed on this page.
Yes. One of you writes the answers, and you can gather everyone's reasons first. The dedication can be signed from all of you.
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