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We turn your own family photos into proper children's storybooks. Pick a day. A holiday. A whole messy year. Drop in fifteen or twenty photos from your phone, and a few minutes later there's a real story about it, painted in watercolour and written for the age your child is right now. Your child on the beach, in a puddle, asleep on grandad. Their cousins. Your dog. The day nothing much happened that you all still talk about. The people who were actually there, on the pages. We're Matt and Lou. We built Everkin for our own son, after five months travelling with him to meet the family he comes from, and coming home with thousands of photos nobody was ever going to look at again. It turns out this matters more than we knew. Children who grow up knowing their family's stories, the hard ones as well as the happy ones, tend to be the most resilient. That research is why we make books the way we do. Your first story is free to make and it stays yours. Print a hardcover if you'd like one. Your photos are encrypted, used only to make your book, never sold and never used to train anyone's models. Made in Australia by a small family team, for families like ours.
2000, Sydney, Australia
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What an incredible experience from start to finish. I loved the process of creating my book, making edits to it to truly customise it, and seeing it come to life once it was actually printed.
The entire experience was seamless, and it is a great delivered product. Highly recommend!
Such a beautiful book from Everkin! It was so simple to create, and the final result was absolutely wonderful. The words were perfect, and the watercolour versions of our photos were SO gorgeous! I couldn’t recommend it enough.
I want one for every occasion 🧡
I have to say, this story book software and product really surprised me! Not only was the book way easier to create than expected, the final product was absolutely spectacular. And meaningful – it really got to the heart of the story I wanted to convey, without me having to do much writing at all. It takes your photos and curates, illustrates and writes a really beautiful, tender, accurate story based on the information from the photographs... and it doesn't sniff of 'artificial' at all. It feels very human, very creative and very heart-led. Teary as I read through the pages... Will be sending this to many friends and family.
Reply from Everkin Books
Wow. Thank you for such a heartfelt review Rose. Feeling grateful to have people like you feel as inspired as we are to spread love through storytelling! ❤️
Just made my first personalised ebook! Really impressed with it. It was wayyyy quicker than i thought it would be as i dictated the information rather than typed it. Have already shared the story with my family
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