Keepsake gift books

Everything you mean to say, finally on the page.

There are things we mean to say. You said them.

A bright little series of keepsake books for the people you love most. Gentle prompts make the words easy, so what you feel actually gets said. Pick a name, give the book, and watch them open it.

$12.99 each. Ships from Amazon, usually in two days.

Dad, Mom, and Sister keepsake gift books

You already know what you'd say.

You just keep waiting for the right moment. These books are the right moment. One honest prompt at a time, until the whole thing is written down and ready to give.

A daughter sharing the Dad book with her father

Made to be opened together

Some things a child waits a lifetime to hear.

And some a parent never quite says out loud. These books are where the two finally meet, on a page that gets kept long after the moment passes.

"I didn't know how much I needed this, until I read it."

Don't stop at one name

Give Mom and Dad together. Add a sister. Build the set for your whole family in one trip. Every book is part of the same series, made to sit on a shelf side by side.

See the full collection on Amazon

Why it lasts

Made to be kept, not read once

It does the hard part

Gentle prompts find the words when you can't. You answer one honest question at a time, never a blank page.

Built to hold

Printed to keep on a shelf and pass down, sized to wrap and give. A gift that outlives the paper it came in.

For any moment

Birthdays, weddings, graduations, and the ordinary Tuesday you finally say it. There is never a wrong time.

For partners

Share them with the families you serve

Senior living communities, hospices, and gift shops give I Need You to Know to the people in their care. Ask about volume pricing and licensing for your organization.

About

Written by someone who believes love should be said out loud

I Need You to Know is written by Kellyann Erskine and published by Cricket Hollow Press, an independent imprint built around the things worth remembering. Every title exists for one reason: to help people say what they mean to the people they mean it to, while there is still time to hand it over.

Books that remember what matters.