Find a starting point, understand the process and turn small memories into a book project.
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Choose one question to begin. You do not need to answer all 100 questions. Pick the ones that help tell her life in up to 12 chapters; you can make fewer chapters. Photos are optional. A chapter can have just the story, with or without an approved illustration. You can skip any topic you do not want to discuss.
Guides to connect and preserve.
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From a memory to a book chapter
She tells what happened, the family chooses the chapter, and her story goes on the page — with a photo, an approved illustration, or the words alone.
Ask about a real moment.
Record her voice if she wants to.
The chapter stays in the book after the family approves it.
Questions that reveal personality
Concrete situations reveal more than adjectives. Capture words, actions, expression, context, and what happened afterward.
Ask about a real moment.
Record both words and behavior.
Separate facts, memories, and interpretations.
Truth before illusion
Original accounts and recordings are the book’s sources. Organized text and generated illustrations need the family’s review and approval.
