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Dad, Tell Me Your Story

Name: Dad, Tell Me Your Story
Author: Michael Bennett

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A large-print guided memory journal for fathers to share memories, life lessons, family history and love.

Designed forFathers, children and grandchildren

Available formatPaperback and hardcover

Large print
Family history
Gift-ready

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Written by Michael Bennett and published by Growth Lab Press

Inside Dad's journal

What is inside this guided memory journal for Dad?

Dad, Tell Me Your Story gives fathers a clear place to record personal memories, family history, lessons and meaningful moments. He can write independently or share answers with children and grandchildren.

Childhood and family historyRecord early memories, relatives, traditions and the experiences that shaped Dad's life.
Milestones and life lessonsPreserve meaningful turning points, practical wisdom and stories worth passing down.
A journal to complete his wayDad can write alone, answer aloud or invite a family member to help record each story.

Common questions

Answers before you choose Dad's journal.

Who is Dad, Tell Me Your Story designed for?

It is designed for fathers to complete for their children, grandchildren and family.

What topics does the journal cover?

It guides Dad through memories, family history, life lessons and expressions of love.

Does Dad need to answer the questions in order?

No. He can begin with the memories that feel easiest or most meaningful and return to other questions later.

Which formats are available?

The journal is listed in paperback and hardcover formats.

Practical next steps

How to use this book.

Use the book in a way that respects the reader, the setting and the purpose described on this page.

Start with an easy memoryChoose a question about childhood, family life or a familiar tradition before moving to deeper subjects.
Use the journal in a comfortable wayThe recipient can write alone, answer aloud or invite a family member to help record the story.
Keep the storyteller's own wordsListen without rushing. Let the recipient skip a question, add details later and decide what to share.

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Reader guides connected to this book.

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Life Story Questions to Ask Parents and Grandparents

Begin with easy memories, listen without rushing and follow the stories that matter to your parent or grandparent.Read the guide

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How to Choose a Guided Family Story Journal as a Gift

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