The Book of Everyone

Have you ever wanted to be the star of the show (or a book)? Or do you have that one person you just don’t know what to buy for when Christmas or their birthday rolls around? Well this book might just make those dreams come true and help you plan a whole load of peoples presents, in one go. As I bring you The Book of Everyone.

This fantastic book is the perfect gift no matter the time of year, with a whole host of different cover styles available and in a choice of four different formats; digital only, paper back, hard back or deluxe (with each of the physical copies also coming with a digital file) this is a truly personalised book from cover and all the way through.

Each book is made around the recipient; it takes their name and date of birth to come up with a plethora of facts about them and the world they were born and live in. From the bazaar such as you share 50% of your DNA with a banana to interesting trivia about your year of birth and your name.

I personally had Ash put together my book, which thankfully is such a simple process, you start off by inputting the details of who the book is about; name and gender, their date of birth and age you wish the book to represent them at (either current age or age at next birthday) then your name and relationship to the recipient.

You can choose a number of different colours for the front cover of your book, the red one you can see Ash went for is a special one for the Christmas book with the snowflake taking centre cover and of course looking perfect with the red book.

It then takes just a few minutes to whizz together the finished book, which includes a couple of pages you can change around (I ended up with a page that tells me Ash loves me more than Bacon, which is actually quite high praise from him) and most definitely gave me a giggle.

I have to say I had a wonderful time finding out some interesting facts about the time I have spent on this earth and things that have gone on during that period. I think it makes the perfect personalised gift, as well as the perfect gift for those who you really don’t know what to buy for.

To find out more about The Book of Everyone or order a book yourself (prices range from £7.50 for a digital version, up to £49.50 for the deluxe addition) pop over to their website and have a look around.

What do you think of The Book of Everyone, do you think it would make a good gift?