I was very excited to be reviewing The Book of Everyone. I have looked at it on more than one occasion, as I love the concept. I’ve ordered the book for my mum’s 50th birthday and I reaaaally hope she doesn’t see this before then.
The ordering process is actually a lot of fun. You have many options with the style of book and can personalise is as you go along.PLUS they have different layouts, some for kids, him, her, Christmas, parents and romance. It’s very versatile.
On the first page you can personalise the message for the recipient, I decided to put my from my daughters to my mum. A lot of the content is populated automatically, so you don’t need to think of much yourself (easy peasy) and can be easily edit to suit your needs.
In this blog post you will see a few of the pages from my mums book – which I was able to get with the online viewing code! So once you have made the book you can give the code to people so they can read some of the cool content in the book too.
The book can tell you what was popular in terms of sweeties, music, books and cars based on the date of birth of the recipient. It’s actually pretty great.
It also has little gems of awesome like this:
As if you needed any more reason to order one, you get a tiny little ant named after your recipient. 
Each page has a different and eye-catching design filled with little nuggets of knowledge. I know that my mum will love it and it’s a perfect little personalised keepsake.
The hardback of The Book of Everyone costs a snip at £29.95, with free P&P for UK 1st class royal mail, Free Standard Shipping in the USA, but for any other regions you will need to check.
