Graduating
From classmates, teachers, and family — one book to take with them.
Everyone writes their own page — their paper, their handwriting. You get a printable book at the end.
Free to collect, no limit on how many people write. $9 for the book.
Inside Ellie’s book
One page per person. Everyone picks their own paper and handwriting.
You argued with me about the ending of that novel for a full term. You were right. I've taught it your way ever since.
— Mr. Okafor
You were the kid who read the instructions and then did it your own way anyway. Keep doing that. It's the whole thing.
— Dad
Four years of sitting behind you. Thanks for never telling anyone about the thing in Year 10.
— Jonah
I have kept every school photograph. You have grown into exactly the person the six-year-old promised to be.
— Nan
With love, from
Mr. OkaforDadJonahNan
Made with sendoff
What people write about
These are the prompts your team sees, so nobody stares at an empty box.
- How they've changed since you met them
- A moment from this year you won't forget
- What you think they'll be brilliant at
- Advice you actually mean