Dad, I Want to Hear Your Story: A Father's Guided Journal to Share His Life & His Love (Deep Sea Cover) (Hear Your Story Books)

"Dad, I Want to Hear Your Story" is a beautifully crafted guided journal, perfect for fathers who want to leave a legacy of memories and experiences for their children. The prompts are thoughtful, covering everything from childhood anecdotes to life lessons, making it easy for even the least experienced writer to dive in and share meaningful stories. The deep sea cover is elegant and has a timeless feel, making it a lovely gift choice. It’s a wonderful way to preserve family history and gain new insights into your dad’s life, even for those who think they know all the stories. Just be sure to give it to him with plenty of time — the prompts may take a while to complete if he decides to go in-depth. A priceless gift for both the giver and receiver.

Love this idea. Evoked some lovely family chats and memories a legacy for the family to look over time and time again.

Bought this for my dad to jot down his special words…what a great little tool to give him to be able to reflect upon in the years to come…will be buying one for my mum too!

Good book, am enjoying the process.

I recently lost my Mum and realised that I knew very little about her, so I bought this book to try to get to know my very elderly Dad more. We started it this morning & had fun answering the questions. He had lots of chuckles whilst he tried to remember things. It'll take a while to fill in as he gets tired, but it's a lovely bonding thing to do & I would recommend it to anyone with elderly parents. I'll definitely be buying more as presents for friends who've got elderly parents. Well done to the author 👏

Lovely book with easy to follow prompts per page with a guide to help dad think about his life situations that helps your parent to write their own life’s journey.

Was so excited to receive this for my daughter to share with her dad, but WOW! ...not in a good way.... the spelling errors, grammatical errors and layout are horrific. Clearly focused on a US market, 'Favourite' being misspelled throughout as 'Favorite' as one example. Someone really should proof and retype / layout this item. The cover pages are flimsy, poor quality plastic coated paper, not at all durable and this concept is clearly a revenue only stream with no quality assurance for the buyer and what this item is purported to mean, on a very intimate, personal level as a family keepsake for children. Good for wasting money, disappointing children, embarrasing the buyer, dashing hopes and recycling only.

Bought this recently for my dad who was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer as a keep sake. For myself and children to read and look back on. Brilliant idea