Photos are only the beginning. Sundayfawn uses the people, pets, memories, routines, favorite things and tiny details you share to create a storybook that feels specific to one reader.
The book
38 full-color pages
8.5 × 11 inches, available in softcover and hardcover.
The digital edition
Read the complete story
The complete digital edition is typically ready to read in about twenty minutes.
Sundayfawn starts with more than a name. You can share photos, family members, pets, favorite things, routines, memories, places, phrases and the little obsessions that make a child feel unmistakably like themselves. Those details become creative material for the story and illustrations, not a list pasted into a template.
Juno guides the creation process and shapes the material into a coherent storybook with a beginning, middle and end. The goal is not to cram every submitted detail onto the page. It is to use the right details in the right places so the finished story still reads like a real book.
Characters can be illustrated using supplied photographs as visual reference, while the places, pets, objects and story moments are carried through the artwork. The result is designed to feel consistent from cover to closing spread, rather than like a set of disconnected personalized images.
The complete digital edition is typically ready to read in about twenty minutes. If something important needs attention, contact us as soon as possible and we will work to make it right.
Printed Sundayfawn books are 8.5 × 11 inches and 38 full-color pages, with softcover and hardcover formats available. Delivery timing is shown at checkout. The digital edition remains part of the experience, so the story can be read before the physical copy arrives.
What makes it different
A child's name matters. So does the dog they call their best friend, the yellow excavator they point at every morning, the phrase they say at bedtime, the person they always want beside them, and the memory a parent never wants to lose.
Sundayfawn is designed to let those details shape the premise, scenes, characters and illustrations throughout the book. That is the difference between putting a child into a story and building a story around them.
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a storybook no one else has ever read.