Nora has a deep-seated passion for drawing, reminiscent of the enthusiasm I had at her age. This mutual love for art motivates me to nurture her creativity. To support her artistic endeavors, I’ve had her drawings printed on various items like t-shirts and plates, and I’ve even allowed her to decorate her room with her artwork, much like I did in my youth.
However, nothing has excited me quite like our latest project. I selected some of Nora’s most cherished drawings, scanned them into my computer, and restructured them to weave a (somewhat) cohesive narrative. This project holds particular significance as we anticipate moving in the near future. Here’s a glimpse of our creation…
Using the platform Lulu.com, I was able to create, print, and bind the book with ease. The anticipation of its arrival is palpable. It’s worth noting that you can publish virtually any idea you have into a book format, and no compensation was received for mentioning them. For larger volumes, I can vouch for the quality of Blurb.com where I previously printed a book chronicling my blog.
The total cost for Nora’s book? A mere seven dollars. However, the value of her being able to physically hold, read, and share a book that she has created is truly immeasurable. This experience has undoubtedly become my favorite gift.
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In summary, creating a personalized book from your child’s artwork not only fosters their creativity but also provides a tangible keepsake that celebrates their artistic journey. This unique project can enhance the parent-child bond while also serving as a memorable gift.