These are the ones people come back for — the books that get bought twice, once for themselves and once as a gift, and the ones that fill our review pages.
What sells the most?
Your First Years and the Wedding Planner Book, consistently. Between them they account for most of our five-star reviews, and both have been in print for years — which is usually the sign that a book actually gets used rather than admired.
Why do these ones work?
They are prompted rather than blank. A blank journal is a one-day object; a prompted one tells you what to write when you sit down with ten minutes and no ideas. Ours use gold foil prompt stickers rather than dated pages, so there is nothing to fall behind on and no gap staring back at you.
What makes a good gift?
Anything personalised, because it arrives already theirs and cannot be re-gifted or returned to a shelf. Initials, full names and longer lines are all available, and we emboss by hand rather than sending it offshore.
Where do I start if I am buying for myself?
Whichever chapter you are in. The Family Recipes Journal if you have handwriting worth keeping. A baby book if there is a baby. An album if the photographs are still on a phone. There is no wrong entry point — the books are designed to accumulate rather than compete.
