Everyone has a story worth telling

A business which has been successful in helping us capture our memories for our own future generations has now expanded its range to make those memories even more precious.   Handwritten family memory books can now become even more priceless with the addition of personal photographs on their covers.  

These beautiful books are designed to coax even the most reluctant writer in your family into sharing their life story. Continue reading Everyone has a story worth telling…

The gift that lasts for proud new parents

Here’s a great gift for new mums and dads which they can pass on to their baby when he or she has grown up: a New Parents’ Memories Book from Priceless Treasures, www.pricelesstreasuresonline.com (01892 863300).

Designed to be completed by both parents as a record of the baby’s new start in life, it also contains sections for each parent to complete about their lives ‘before baby’ and how they met. Charming line illustrations, prompt questions and space for photographs make this book a special keepsake that becomes a priceless family treasure.

Ideal for parents-to be as well, the New Parents’ Memories Book costs just £9.99 and is available online or by calling 01892 863300.

Give your dad a gift that he can give back to you!

Priceless Treasures has the answer to the perfect Father’s Day gift:

Father’s Memories is a unique family memory journal which has been designed to encourage Dads to record stories of their day-to-day lives, particularly their childhood, both to share now and also to pass on to children and grandchildren.   If you give the journal as a present, you can even have fun filling it in together and comparing your life today with his! When it’s completed, your father may want to give the book back to you to keep as a family record which family members can dip into. Continue reading Give your dad a gift that he can give back to you!…

Latest customer comments……

“Thanks Julie
In this consumerist age, these are the best gifts by
far.”

Gill
………..by email

Mum’s enjoying recalling her memories…..

I bought Mother’s Memories for my Mum nearly 2 years ago. She is currently very poorly in hospital and when I found the book had not been filled in, I decided to take it with me when I visit her in hospital.

I ask her the questions from the book, elaborate on them and as she is so poorly I have to write for her.

Her face lit up when we opened up her memories - she now says “ask me more questions as I so enjoy recalling my childhood when I am on my own”!!

 (email from Tracie Shepherd)