Personalized books for Grace
26 picture books where Grace is the hero. The name is written into every story and onto the cover, and she is drawn on every page from a photo you upload. Preview the first pages free; the whole book is $14.99 as a print-ready PDF.
Make Grace’s book“I’m Grace,” she said. The Moon wrote it down in silver ink, in letters so big the whole sky could read them.
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How each story reads for Grace
The Night the Stars Learned Grace’s Name
The Night the Stars Learned Grace’s Name
When the house grew quiet and the last light clicked off, Grace heard a tiny tap-tap-tap on the window.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Great Dino Birthday Parade
Grace and the Great Dino Birthday Parade
On the morning Grace turned 5, the floor began to shake. BOOM. BOOM. BOOM-BOOM-BOOM.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace Becomes a Big Sibling
Grace Becomes a Big Sibling
Something new was coming to Grace’s house. Something small, and very loud, and very loved.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Snow Globe Express
Grace and the Snow Globe Express
On Christmas Eve, Grace found an old snow globe on the shelf, with a tiny village and a tiny red train inside.
Preview free with Grace’s photoFirst Day, Brave Day: Grace Goes to School
First Day, Brave Day: Grace Goes to School
The night before school, Grace’s tummy felt like it was full of butterflies doing cartwheels.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace’s Rocket to the Moon
Grace’s Rocket to the Moon
Most people see a cardboard box. Grace saw a rocket ship, the fastest one ever built.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Secret Under the Sea
Grace and the Secret Under the Sea
On the last day at the beach, Grace found a shell that glowed like a nightlight, pink and gold and warm.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace, the Kindness Superhero
Grace, the Kindness Superhero
One morning Grace woke up with a cape on her back and a glowing heart on her chest.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace, Loved from Far Away
Grace, Loved from Far Away
Far, far away, past rivers and mountains and roads that go on and on, someone was thinking about Grace.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Not-So-Spooky Night
Grace and the Not-So-Spooky Night
On Halloween night, Grace put on her costume, picked up her lantern and stepped out into the dark.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Lost Map of Pebble Island
Grace and the Lost Map of Pebble Island
One windy morning, a bottle washed up on the beach. Inside was a map, and on the back, in curly letters: “For Grace.”
Preview free with Grace’s photoA New Home for Grace
A New Home for Grace
There were boxes everywhere. Boxes in the kitchen, boxes in the hall, and boxes in Grace’s room.
Preview free with Grace’s photoHooray, It’s Grace’s Birthday!
Hooray, It’s Grace’s Birthday!
The sun peeked over the hills and stopped. “Wait,” it said. “Isn’t today Grace’s birthday?” And it shone extra bright, just in case.
Preview free with Grace’s photoThe Day You Were Born, Grace
The Day You Were Born, Grace
Before you were born, Grace, the whole world was waiting. It didn’t know your name yet, but it knew you were coming.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Best Mom in the Whole World
Grace and the Best Mom in the Whole World
Grace woke up early with a very important plan. Today, Mom was going to have the best day ever.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Super Dad Day
Grace and the Super Dad Day
On Saturday morning, Grace jumped on Dad’s bed. “Wake up! Today is Super Dad Day!”
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace’s Sleepover at Grandma and Grandpa’s
Grace’s Sleepover at Grandma and Grandpa’s
Grace packed a bag: pajamas, a toothbrush and her favorite blanket. Tonight was sleepover night at Grandma and Grandpa’s.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Grumbly Storm Cloud
Grace and the Grumbly Storm Cloud
It was one of those days. Grace’s tower fell down. Her sock was on wrong. And there were no more blue cups.
Preview free with Grace’s photoThe Monster Under Grace’s Bed
The Monster Under Grace’s Bed
The light went off. The door went click. And then, from under the bed, something went… sniffle.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Castle in the Clouds
Grace and the Castle in the Clouds
One morning a golden staircase appeared in Grace’s garden. It went up, and up, and right into the clouds.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace’s Big Game
Grace’s Big Game
Today was the big game. Grace tied her laces twice, just to be sure. Her tummy felt full of butterflies.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Great Egg Hunt
Grace and the Great Egg Hunt
On Easter morning, Grace found a fluffy bunny sitting on the doorstep, looking very worried.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Toothbrush Dragon
Grace and the Toothbrush Dragon
“Time to brush your teeth, Grace!” But Grace did not want to brush her teeth. Not one bit.
Preview free with Grace’s photoWhen Grace Grows Up
When Grace Grows Up
“What do you want to be when you grow up, Grace?” Grace thought. And thought. There were so many things!
Preview free with Grace’s photoThe Night Santa Needed Grace
The Night Santa Needed Grace
It was Christmas Eve, and Grace was supposed to be asleep. But a jingle outside the window said otherwise.
Preview free with Grace’s photoGrace and the Littlest Helper Candle
Grace and the Littlest Helper Candle
On the first night of Hanukkah, Grace watched the menorah in the window and noticed something.
Preview free with Grace’s photo
Questions
Can I get a personalized book with the name Grace?
Yes. Every Starlit Kid story can be made for Grace: the name is written into the story text and onto the cover, and your child is drawn on every page from a photo you upload. The cover and two pages are a free preview.
What if we spell Grace differently?
You type the name yourself when you make the book, so any spelling works, including accents like é or ñ. These pages just show how the stories read with this spelling.
How much is it and how do I get it?
The whole book is $14.99. You get it as a print-ready PDF the same day and print it at home, at a print shop or as a hardcover. We don’t print or ship.