The Chosen Child
How It Works

Photo to Bookshelf

Four steps, start to shelf. Choose a story, send a photo, check the preview, and choose paperback or hardcover for a book with your child beside the hero.

Paper-cut scene of a mother and her curly-haired daughter reading a picture book on a patchwork quilt, a lamb resting beside them
Four Steps, Start to Shelf

The Paper Path

  1. Step 1. Choose the Story.

    Twelve stories, each one shaped around a truth a child needs to hear. Pick the one that fits the season they are in.

    See the Twelve Stories
  2. Step 2. Send a Photo.

    One clear photo of your child. A front-facing photo in good light works best.

  3. Step 3. See the Preview.

    We send two finished pages so you can check that the illustration of your child looks right.

    Nothing is printed until you tell us it looks right.

    What the Preview Shows
  4. Step 4. Choose Paperback or Hardcover.

    A 24-page paperback, or the same story in an heirloom hardcover. You can add a family member to the story, too. Then it is printed and shipped to your door.

Before Anything Prints

See It Before It Prints

Before we print, we send two finished pages so you can confirm the illustration of your child looks right.

  • Two pages from the story you choose
  • Your child in the scene, beside the hero
  • Nothing prints until you say it looks right
Start Their Book
Paper-cut scene from Daniel and the lions

And there, beside Daniel, stood [Your Child], chosen too.

An illustration of a preview spread. Your preview shows your own child in the story you choose.
What Is in the Book

Inside Every Book

  • 24 Full-Color Pages

    Every page illustrated in full color, printed for your child.

  • Beside the Hero, Never Instead

    Your child joins the story as a friend and a witness. David is still David.

  • One to Three Key Verses

    Rendered on dedicated pages. Not wall-to-wall text. The verse is a gift, not an assignment.

  • Every Book Ends at Romans 8:29

    The last spread points to Jesus, the Firstborn among many brothers and sisters.

Questions

Before You Start

One clear photo of your child. A front-facing photo in good light works best.

It is a check before printing. We send two pages so you can confirm the illustration of your child looks right.

No. Never. Your child is placed beside the hero as a friend and a witness. The story still ends where it always ended, at Jesus.

Nothing prints until you have seen your preview and said yes. Then it is printed and shipped straight to your door.

See All Questions

Start Their Book

Choose their story today. We check the illustration of your child with you before anything prints.