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Rated 4.5 out of 5
based on 48 reviews
July 27 2021I purchased the Washington Post Personalized Book for my 80 year old father and was so happy with how it turned out. I specifically waited for 60 days as they requested to include this years newspaper and it was worth it. The quality of the product is lovely and a page turner for anyone to reminisce of years past and see how much everything has changed.....great idea for any reading or history buff!!
July 20 2021Great gift for sure!
June 14 2021Beautiful. Exceeded my expectations.
June 9 2021Exactly what I hoped for when I purchased this for my wife. The print is small so I recommend a magnifying glass. That is not their fault. The book is large but you are talking about an entire frontpage printed on a smaller scale. The headlines and subheadlines are easily readable. But, if you want to delve into the "stories" you may need to squint :)
June 8 2021Most unique gift I have ever ordered and it was created to perfection! Thank you so much!!!
June 2 2021The book was beautifully created and packaged. It is a perfect ninetieth birthday gift. Couldn’t be more pleased!nnn
June 2 2021For the price of this, I expected more. The product description appears to show the book is professionally done and gift worthy. Upon receipt, the product looks and feels like a typical high school yearbook. The pages feel and look like copy paper. The print is so small you need to use a magnifier to read it. I was excited to get this for a loved one. I am embarrassed to give it to them because it does not seem like much. I should have gone with the competitor.
May 20 2021It is a great piece!
May 18 2021This is a fabulous gift great idea.
May 17 2021The print is so very tiny that even I, with 20-20 vision, could not read much of the text. My 92-year-old father, for whom I purchased this book as a gift, tried to read the print using magnifiers and a magnifying glass but simply could not. Frustrated with the effort after 30 minutes he put the book down and never opened it again.nnThere really should be a "large print" edition for the visually impaired. I suspect most of the elderly have some loss of vision issues so a "large print" edition should be a no-brainer.
History of Aberdeen Facts Book
£14.99
Rated 4.5 out of 5
based on 48 reviews
July 27 2021I purchased the Washington Post Personalized Book for my 80 year old father and was so happy with how it turned out. I specifically waited for 60 days as they requested to include this years newspaper and it was worth it. The quality of the product is lovely and a page turner for anyone to reminisce of years past and see how much everything has changed.....great idea for any reading or history buff!!
July 20 2021Great gift for sure!
June 14 2021Beautiful. Exceeded my expectations.
June 9 2021Exactly what I hoped for when I purchased this for my wife. The print is small so I recommend a magnifying glass. That is not their fault. The book is large but you are talking about an entire frontpage printed on a smaller scale. The headlines and subheadlines are easily readable. But, if you want to delve into the "stories" you may need to squint :)
June 8 2021Most unique gift I have ever ordered and it was created to perfection! Thank you so much!!!
June 2 2021The book was beautifully created and packaged. It is a perfect ninetieth birthday gift. Couldn’t be more pleased!nnn
June 2 2021For the price of this, I expected more. The product description appears to show the book is professionally done and gift worthy. Upon receipt, the product looks and feels like a typical high school yearbook. The pages feel and look like copy paper. The print is so small you need to use a magnifier to read it. I was excited to get this for a loved one. I am embarrassed to give it to them because it does not seem like much. I should have gone with the competitor.
May 20 2021It is a great piece!
May 18 2021This is a fabulous gift great idea.
May 17 2021The print is so very tiny that even I, with 20-20 vision, could not read much of the text. My 92-year-old father, for whom I purchased this book as a gift, tried to read the print using magnifiers and a magnifying glass but simply could not. Frustrated with the effort after 30 minutes he put the book down and never opened it again.nnThere really should be a "large print" edition for the visually impaired. I suspect most of the elderly have some loss of vision issues so a "large print" edition should be a no-brainer.
