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A Gift For Your Sister Or Brother, From Your Texts

Print your texts with your sister or brother as a book. Every insult, apology and question about what to get Mom is set in order with a name beside it.

What do you get a sibling who already knows everything about you?

Print your conversation with them as a book. They know the material, and they have never seen it on paper. Every message is set in order with each name beside what was written.

Should I print our one-on-one texts or the siblings groupchat?

Print whichever one holds more of the two of you. A groupchat prints the same way, with each name beside its messages. If you use the siblings chat, ask the others first, since it is their writing too.

Can I take out the things we said about our parents?

Yes, you can take out any message before it prints. You look through every page first. This is worth doing if the book will sit anywhere your parents visit.

What if we have texted since we were kids on our first phones?

Then the book starts where your saved messages start. We cannot bring back what a phone has removed. Your sibling's phone may hold more than yours, and their export works as well as yours. The old phone guide covers backups.

What title do I give a book of sibling texts?

Use the name you have for each other, or a line one of you says too often. You pick the title and design the cover. A dedication can go on its own page at the front.

Can we each have a copy?

Yes, order the same book again from its page. The book stays in your library, so nothing is sent again. The paperback is $49 and the hardcover is $89.

How long does it take?

A printed book arrives about two weeks after you approve it, and no delivery date is promised. The digital edition and a gift card both arrive the same day.

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If You Want It As A Book

A sibling is the one person who will read it looking for proof they were right. The names are printed beside every line, so they can check. Or start with the free receipt.