Picture book
The Festival of Lights
The street is dark until the first diya is lit, and then the lights come one window at a time.
Ages 4–8 · Picture book
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Picture book
The Deep-Sea Lights
Far below the waves, something is blinking a message. Who will blink back?
- Ages 5–9 · Picture book
- 16 or 24 pages
- Add a dedication on the first page.
- Who's in it: 1 to many family members from one photo — everyone in your photo gets a role
Formats
Digital PDF, 16 pages
Emailed within 2 hours
$4.99
Digital PDF, 24 pages
Emailed within 2 hours
$8.99
A5 softcover, 16 pages
Printed in 1-2 business days, delivered in 3-7 business days
$18.89
A5 softcover, 24 pages
Printed in 1-2 business days, delivered in 3-7 business days
$23.81
8 × 8 hardcover, 16 pages
Printed in 1-2 business days, delivered in 3-7 business days
$34.99
8 × 8 hardcover, 24 pages
Printed in 1-2 business days, delivered in 3-7 business days
$39.99
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Questions about this picture book
What age is it for?
It suits children aged about 5 to 9. The words are matched to the youngest child in your photo.
Who can be in it?
Everyone in your photo. Each person looks like themselves and has a part in the story.
How long is it?
You choose the length when you make it: 16 or 24 illustrated story pages (8 is also offered in some countries), plus a cover. The lengths on offer where you live are shown on this page.
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