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What’s New in the Library?
Margot Griffiths
Uncover the quiet magic of a life well lived and full of laughter, love, animals and unforgettable tales from rural

LifeBook Memoirs Featured in
The Wall Street Journal
Step inside LifeBook Memoirs’ spotlight in WSJ and discover how its artisanal-quality memoirs earnt global recognition.

Generation to Generation: Dancing Through the 1950s
Step back into the 1950s, where music, fashion and youth culture intertwine to ignite memories worthy of your life story.
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5 Signs That You’ve Lived a Good Life
Reflect on your journey and embrace the milestones and memories that reveal what it means to live a good life.

What’s New in the Library?
Simon Bergson
Explore the inspiring story of Simon Bergson’s survival, success and purpose, told in his deeply personal LifeBook.

From Boardroom to Living Room: The Power of Corporate and Personal Histories
Unearth the forgotten milestones and moments that shaped your company or loved one’s legacy and discover why they matter now.

Self-Publishing a Memoir vs Hiring LifeBook Memoirs
Share your story and bypass the gatekeepers – self-publishing and smarter alternatives are within reach.

10 Ways to Prevent Memory Loss and Keep Your Mind Sharp
Unlock practical ways to stay sharp, protect your memory and keep your mind thriving with these simple, science-backed habits.

Finding the Glory in Each Author’s Story: the Goal of a LifeBook Ghostwriter
Step into the world of ghostwriting and explore how one writer captures the heart and humanity in every life story.

The Perfect Father’s Day Gift
Celebrate your father’s unique life and legacy with a beautifully crafted LifeBook this Father’s Day.

What’s New in the Library?
Brian Chick
Uncover the extraordinary devotion of a husband whose love, grit and humour helped his remarkable wife thrive against all odds.

Write My Life Story
Don’t let your memories fade. Turn your life’s moments into a powerful story that your family will treasure for ever.

Roy’s Adventures in the USA:
The Patti Brennan Show
Hear how our co-founder turned his father’s fading memories into a movement that’s changing how families preserve love and legacy.

10 Top Tips for Writing Your Autobiography
Unlock your memories and transform blank pages and false starts into a compelling life story with these 10 no-nonsense tips.

What’s New in the Library?
Around the World in 80 Years
Discover how Peter Felix’s global career and brushes with history shaped an extraordinary life story.

Selecting the Perfect Title and Cover Picture for Your LifeBook
Elevate your memoir with a title and cover image that speak volumes and convey the heart of your story.

Choosing the Right Structure for Your LifeBook
Unpack the ways you can shape your LifeBook – chronological, thematic or with unique touches that make your story truly

Seven Ways to Record and Preserve Your Priceless Family Memories
Capture your family’s history, preserve your priceless memories and build a lasting legacy with the help of these inspiring, practical

What’s New in the Library?
The Memoirs of Derek Rose
Slip into something comfortable and uncover Derek Rose’s royally entertaining tale of pyjamas, barrage balloons and flaming molasses.

Our Fascination with Diaries
Consider why our fascination with diaries endures and what compels us, in this day and age, to still write them.

When Ghostwriters Hear Voices
Explore how ghostwriters master the art of capturing and preserving a client’s authentic voice, ensuring their story sounds truly their

What Does It Take to Be a Good LifeBook Memoirs Interviewer?
Uncover the secrets of finding an exceptional autobiography interviewer – the key to turning memories into a masterpiece.

What’s New in the Library?
Journeys Through Space and Time
Embark on Geoffrey Briggs’ incredible journey from England to NASA, on which he helped shape the exploration of space.

A Memoir – The Gift That Keeps on Giving
Discover how reluctant authors, initially hesitant, grow to cherish the LifeBook project gifted to them.

A LifeBook Autobiography – A Gift with Real Meaning
Find out how gifting an autobiographical journey can bring renewed purpose, inspiration and joy to a loved one.

Why Your Life Deserves a Memoir
Discover why memoirs aren’t just for the rich and famous. Every life story is worth preserving and sharing.

What’s New in the Library?
My Life
Discover Edward Hughes’ remarkable journey – from war and world travel to 76 years of marriage – and his secret

Do You Want to Write Your Own Life Story?
Are you thinking about sharing your life story but feel unsure where and how to begin? Let us guide you.

What’s New in the Library?
The Duke of Briar Cliff
Fred Parkin is a witty and clever raconteur, sometimes ironic but never unkind, sometimes whimsical but always thoughtful.

Why Write an Autobiography?
Knowing that your story is unique is one thing; turning it into an autobiography is another, but the effort is

What’s New in the Library?
The Book What I Wrote
If it is true that a picture paints a thousand words, then Richard Bryan’s LifeBook should probably be 2,000 pages

Five Ways to Leave a Legacy
As we progress down the path of mortality, we increasingly focus on what we will be remembered for—our legacy.

Our Co-founder Roy Moëd Interviews LifeBook Author Richard Bassin
Richard discusses his experience of writing his autobiography with us – a feat he had thought he would never achieve.

Our Co-founder Roy Moëd Interviews LifeBook Gifter Angel Alvarez
Watch this video interview with Angel Alvarez in which he discusses the LifeBook project that he gifted to his mother.

What’s New in the Library?
Finding My Voice: Memories, Stories and Life Experiences
Catherine Fox wanted to start the new year with something completely new. With two growing grandsons, she realized that she

What’s New in the Library?
Life Is Beautiful
Pauline’s story is full of love for family and friends. It also demonstrates her determination to overcome the difficulties she

What’s New in the Library?
What Am I Doing Here?
David Miles is a man who is happy to share the stories of his life, but, in so doing, he

Our Co-founder Roy Moëd Interviews Francis Atterbury, Managing Director of Hurtwood Press
Francis Atterbury has built his career by blending craftsmanship with technology to produce award-winning books, and he was there at

How to Choose a Theme for Your Memoir
Tell people that you’re about to embark upon writing a book, and their instinctive response will be, “What about?” You

10 Great Reasons to Research Your Family History
In an age when the pace of life seems to be endlessly accelerating, taking time out to satisfy your curiosity

What’s New in the Library?
Together After the Storm
Three years ago, David Geraint Thomas approached us to write his life story. Having been left with many questions about

What Is a Memoir?
Memoirs and autobiographies are both forms of life writing, but they differ in scope and intent. Here, we consider the

What Is a Private Autobiography?
Do you ever feel an urge to write your life story but dismiss it as something that is only for

What’s New in the Library?
Remember, We Trust You
Caroline and her LifeBook Memoirs interviewer laughed from start to finish as they worked on her book because there is,

What Is a Ghostwriter?
The ghostwriter is a skilled artisan who crafts masterpieces behind closed doors, but who exactly is this invisible architect of

What’s New in the Library?
Looking Back with Love
Every LifeBook is unique in its way, with its own qualities and character, but even among all these highly individual

Food and Memory
Writing and reading about food creates a strong sense of connection between writer and reader, and it gives a unique

Leaving a Legacy
As we move through life, we each weave patterns that endure long after we take our final bow. For most

What’s New in the Library?
Credit Where It’s Due
The stories of some of our authors are full of intentionality, of plans made at an early age that define

What Memories Are Made Of
You can’t insure your memory, but you can insure your memories by writing them down. The nature and processes of

How Do I Find Someone to Write My Life Story?
Everyone has a book inside them, so they say! And when it comes to writing the story of your life,

What’s New in the Library?
I Should Have Been Born Twice
Jimmy Russo (Giacomo) was the son of a Sicilian immigrant who arrived in Great Britain in 1952 carrying a single

What Is a Living Legacy and How Can You Create One?
With a living legacy, we can shape the lives of those around us and create something that will echo through

What’s New in the Library?
Reflections So Far
Bob’s motivation for writing his memoir was so his sons could read his full life story. As Bob says, “I

Christmas Gift Guide:
Once-in-a-Lifetime Gifts
A truly extraordinary gift creates a magical experience that echoes for years. This Christmas, why not transcend the ordinary with

The Gift of a Lifetime this Christmas
What could be better, this Christmas, than giving the gift of a lifetime – a LifeBook Memoirs private autobiography?

What’s New in the Library?
What Happened to a Wartime Child
John is a born storyteller. Helping him put all his memories and his knowledge into print was a joyful and

Why Spending Time with Family Is Vital
When we age, we may face challenges to our well-being and happiness. Our relationships with our relatives can make an

What’s New in the Library?
The Life I’ve Built
Tony’s LifeBook Memoir provided a wonderful opportunity to gather his adventures together while describing them in detail.

How War Memoirs Have Shaped Our Memories of Conflicts
With Remembrance Day upon us, we’re reminded of the profound impact that personal war memoirs have played in shaping our

What’s New in the Library? My Life and Times
There are as many different reasons for writing a memoir as there are writers of memoirs. Some of the most

Is Loneliness in Old Age a Growing Problem?
Loneliness – the feeling of social isolation – can strike anyone at any time in their lives but, for older

Why We Can’t Remember Memories from Our Childhood
As we age, many of us begin to struggle with recalling childhood memories. Here’s why!

What Is the Difference between a Memoir and an Autobiography?
Many of us thinking about putting our life stories on paper may not be aware of the differences between them.

What’s New in the Library?
I Just Grow’d (Like Topsy)
Pat Chrisfield is one of those people who, firmly and with conviction, but nevertheless quietly and without making any fuss

Why Capturing Memories and Managing Your Life Matter: A Personal Journey
Every individual has unique life experiences, some filled with joy and excitement while others are tinged with grief and loss.

7 Tips for Working with a Ghostwriter
Using a professional ghostwriter will be a new experience for most authors. Here are 7 brilliant tips for working with

The Stories Behind the Stuff
Meet Artifcts – a digital way of organizing stuff and capture the meaning behind it. Photos, video, audio & anecdotes

What Is a Ghostwriter? Preserving Your Memories in a Professionally Written Memoir
Many people looking to preserve their memories struggle with the idea of putting their life stories onto paper. That’s where

5 Ways to Keep Your Memory Sharp When Experiencing Memory Loss
Memory loss is a natural part of aging. But with the right tools and techniques, you can prevent memory decay

What’s New in the Library?
A Rollercoaster Life
As a LifeBook Memoirs editor, certain books linger in your mind long after they’re finished. Martin Sterne’s autobiography is one

Leaving a Legacy – Why It’s Important
Our memories, experiences and values are all a part of the legacies we leave. Sharing these with future generations is

How to Write Your Life Story
Writing your life story can be a daunting task, but it will help you to preserve your memories for generations

Preserving Memories: Protecting Your Memory as You Age
Protecting your memory is a lifelong process, and there are many ways to support cognitive health as you age.

LifeBook/LifeBook Memoirs Featured on PBS NewsHour
TV news anchor John Yang investigated the hot topic of what legacy we leave behind on a recent PBS report.

What’s New in the Library? A Scots Nurse’s Story
Many of our authors at LifeBook probably think of themselves as ordinary people, but really, they aren’t ordinary at all.

How to Write a Memoir
Ever wondered how to write a memoir? Everyone has a story to tell, and now is the perfect time to

Celebrate in Royal Style with a Complimentary Afternoon Tea
Begin your LifeBook Memoir journey this May and enjoy a complimentary Afternoon Tea for Two.

Achieving a Goal
LifeBook Memoirs editor Ben Creeth shares his experience of working on another of his favourite projects.

Living in a Material World …
We live our lives among and through objects, and some of them become important to us. These cherished objects are

How Social Interaction Can Reduce the Risk of Dementia
Studies have revealed that social interaction plays a key role in reducing the risk of developing dementia. Here’s the lowdown.

If Wet Town Hall (I.W.T.H) – What’s New In The Library?
Editor Kate Parry looks back at her favourite LifeBook project – a book named I.W.T.H. (If Wet Town Hall). The

Memoir Author Testimonial: Mrs Janet Clemo
The experience writing East Sussex More Far Memoir author Mrs Janet Clemo kindly let LifeBook’s founder Roy interview her about

Memoir Author Testimonial – Dr. Gershon “Sonny” Stern
Sonny’s experience with LifeBook Dr. Gershon “Sonny” Stern was one of the fascinating authors we worked with during the Covid-19

Corporate History Testimonial – SteelFab, Inc.
LifeBook had the honour of helping SteelFab, Inc. write their corporate history “From Cottonfields to Skyscrapers”. We learned about their

Memoir Author Testimonial – Nigel Gray
My, as yet, unborn grandchildren will know everything about their granddad– Nigel Gray, LifeBook Author

Memoir Gifter Testimonial – Ana Gracey
Barbara Thompson MBE, the jazz legend, penned her life story with LifeBook Earlier this summer, LifeBook completed work on the

Memoir Gifter Testimonial – Ariel Eckstein
LifeBook’s client Ariel Eckstein shares one of his ‘greatest regrets’ As the founder of LifeBook, I regularly hear the remorseful

Memoir Interviewer Testimonial – Diana
Diana, an interviewer for LifeBook, talks about what she enjoys the most What I love about being an interviewer is

Memoir Ghostwriter Testimonial – Alwyn
Our ghostwriter Alwyn talks about working with autobiography authors The thing I most like from a writing point-of-view is really

Memoir Gifter Testimonial – Ali Levin
I literally cannot believe the price and product; it’s very inexpensive for what you get! – Ali Levin, LifeBook Gifter

Memoir Gifter Testimonial – Anne Stephens
Anne Stephens talks about her mother’s LifeBook project Hello, my name is Anne Stephens. I thought long and hard about

Memoir Author Testimonial – Keith
Keith shares his experience writing his LifeBook autobiography In the past, I’ve enjoyed telling my children, and later my grandchildren,

Memoir Gifter Testimonial – Linden Lawson
Linden Lawson, LifeBook’s first client in 2012 talks about the impact her father’s project had on her father and her

Memoir Gifter Testimonial – Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob Fitzimmons talks about his father’s LifeBook autobiography Memoir gifter Bob Fitzsimmons from New York is one of LifeBook’s many

Memoir Gifter Testimonial – Baba Epega
Baba Epega explains why he gave his aunt a LifeBook project Baba Epega gave his amazing aunt a LifeBook project

Memoir Author Testimonial – Barbara Guttridge
We recently received a letter from one of our autobiography authors, Mrs Barbara Guttridge I wanted to write to you

Memoir Author Testimonial – Jack Conn
Jack Conn, author of a LifeBook autobiography shares his experience If you are interested in other testimonials, please click here

Memoir Interviewer Testimonial – Alise Kirtley
Alise Kirtley, talks about being a LifeBook interviewer If you are interested in other testimonials, please click here or contact

Memoir Author Testimonial – Adele Hatcher
We recently received a note from one of our US authors, Adele Hatcher When my book arrived and I started

Memoir Interviewer Testimonial – Stephen Ross
Stephen Ross, LifeBook’s most prolific interviewer, tells us about his experience Stephen was invited for a sushi lunch and a

Memoir Author Testimonial – Polly Conn
Polly shares her experience with us Listen to Polly Conn, one of LifeBook’s first autobiography authors, talk about her experience

Memoir Interviewer Testimonial – Glen Bird
Glen Bird, talks about being a LifeBook interviewer My Name is Glen Bird and I am an interviewer for LifeBook.

Memoir Gifter Testimonial – Tim Steel
We recently received a letter from Tim Steel regarding his mother’s autobiography Hello, My name is Tim Steel and I

Memoir Ghostwriter Testimonial – Fay Wrixon
Ghostwriter Fay Wrixon visits LifeBook’s office in Godalming, Surrey The LifeBook team enjoyed a fun visit and sushi lunch last

Memoir Author Testimonial – Brian Thomas
Dr Brian Thomas’ kind words about his LifeBook autobiography Life of Bri I recommend everyone to use LifeBook Memoirs if

Memoir Author Testimonial – Michael Collison
Michael sent us a letter sharing his experience writing Through the Glass I’d had many fleeting thoughts over around 10–15

Memoir Editor Testimonial – Lianne Tapscott
LifeBook’s Lianne talks about helping Monique Bross with her book My Life’s Puzzle Having received her galley proof, Monique sat

Memoir Author Testimonial – Phil Kuhl
We received a very kind message from Mr Phil Kuhl, who completed his book Gramps in 2017 I had been

Memoir Author Testimonial – Tim Short
Tim Short’s kind words about his LifeBook autobiography The Long and the Short of it I discovered LifeBook one day

Memoir Author Testimonial – Jerrie Rudd-Breen
Jerrie’s experience of her LifeBook project Gold Street to Golden Years My autobiography Gold Street to Golden Years was a

Memoir Author Testimonial – Alan Beckett
Mr Alan Beckett’s LifeBook autobiography I Did It My Way At LifeBook we take great pride in signing off each

Memoir Author Testimonial – Peter Barfoot
The following testimonial is an extract from Farmin’ … The Barfoots Story For my 66th birthday gift, Angela gave me

The LifeBook team back at HQ for the first time in two years
The coronavirus has made the past few years very challenging for everyone across the globe. LifeBook, as the only global

The Importance of Writing Your Memoir
Imagine learning more about your great-grandparents’ lives, their stories, values and challenges, and your heritage. That’s the gift you are

Sunday Times “How much is your life story worth?”
“How much is your life story worth?”, asked The Sunday Times recently. It’s a hot topic, as more people than

5 Ways of Leaving a Legacy
We all want to be remembered. Even if you bequeath a financial inheritance to your family, most of what we

South African Jewish Report: Roy’s ‘WHY’
Journalist Saul Kamionsky, South African Jewish Report, spoke with Johannesburg born LifeBook founder Roy about his memories and business philosophies.

Great Tips For Tackling Loneliness
Everyone experiences loneliness sometimes. But despite the world being more connected than ever, many of us find that loneliness becomes

LifeBook on the BBC, 16th January 2020
BBC recently invited Roy to discuss the growing interest in writing memoirs and autobiographies. He also shared how it all

Why Telling Our Family Stories Is So Beneficial
While memories fade, stories can last forever. We all enjoy the telling of our family stories – important events, traditions,

High-quality Memoirs: The Materials & Methods Required
In this video, bookbinding expert Francis Atterbury and LifeBook’s founder Roy discuss our approach to making high-quality memoirs and, more

Female Scientists: Covid-19 & Other Breakthroughs
Most recently, two extraordinary women have stood out, not only as scientific pioneers but also as very important players in

The Perfect Lockdown Project Made Easy – Free Tablet Provided
Looking for something meaningful to do? Always wanted to write your memoirs? Since March 2020, we have a Covid-19 safe

Closing 2020 With Forbes Interviewing LifeBook’s Founder
Is it possible to end 2020 better than LifeBook’s founder Roy Moëd being interviewed by Elaine Pofeldt for Forbes? The

We Wish You All a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
They say hindsight is like 20/20 vision but 2020 is a year we may try to forget. Having said that,

A Unique and Personal Christmas Gift – a Memoir
How do you go about finding the perfect Christmas gift for your loved ones? A gift that is unique and

Historically Speaking, Today’s Christmas Festivities Are Luxurious
Many of our LifeBook authors grew up during the Second World War and, in their memoirs they describe the typical

LifeBook’s founder on BBC Radio Talking About Loneliness
Stephanie Hirst, BBC Radio Leeds, recently invited LifeBook’s founder Roy to talk about how writing a memoir could give lonely

Was Thanksgiving Always a Time for Sharing and Giving?
As with any traditional event, customs change over the years, and gifts are becoming popular at Thanksgiving. Customised and experience

LifeBook on Business Without Bullsh*t’s Latest Podcast
Roy had a great discussion about how we have pivoted our customer journey since the beginning of the pandemic and

Writing Your Story: The Perfect Winter Project
Writing your autobiography or memoir with LifeBook is the perfect winter project that will put a smile on your face.

Precious Memories of Multicultural Lives, New and Old
It is often said that Britain is a country built on immigration and it is certainly true that over the

How Can We Combat Loneliness in Older Adults?
With the world facing many more difficult months in its battle with Covid-19, the population of elderly people who live

LifeBook in the Good Company of Poirot and Others on ITV3
As a result of triple-digit growth since our campaign The Gift of a LifeBook started in May, we are now

Barbara Thompson’s Autobiography and TV Appearance
Barbara Thompson MBE is a legend of the global jazz scene, and her career has spanned nearly five decades. Her

LifeBook Participates in the Leaders Council Podcast
Roy was invited onto an episode of the podcast, which also included an interview with legendary Sir Geoff Hurst. Host

Making Memories by Travelling – the History of Air Travel
In the past 70 years, the prevalence of affordable air travel has led to a seemingly smaller globe as people

VJ Day: Remembering Those Who Fought in the Pacific
While Europe had been fighting the Nazis on home territory, another limb of the war was being simultaneously fought many

What is a Memoir? Is it The Same Thing as an Autobiography?
At LifeBook, we’re often asked what the difference is between a memoir, an autobiography, and a biography. Although there are

Harvesting Revolution Since Our Authors’ Farming Childhoods
Over the years, LifeBook has helped many autobiography authors who grew up on a farm. When they were children, harvesting

LifeBook Donates Memoir to Coutts Covid-19 Auction
Covid-19 has dramatically changed our lives. The National Emergencies Trust (NET) has launched a Covid-19 appeal in which Coutts is

The Gift of a LifeBook TV Campaign Expansion
Following the successful start across the Sky Network, we are now expanding our TV campaign to Talking Pictures, Eden, Alibi,

Memoir Photography: Today and Tomorrow
In our modern world, we are surrounded by images. In fact, we are almost obsessed with images. Smartphones allow everyone

LifeBook’s Transition to Remote Interviews
I love telling people about my job as an editor for LifeBook. People are, without fail, fascinated by the idea

Lifebook’s Radio Campaign Launches Today
You can hear our new radio ads on Virgin, talkRADIO, talkSPORT and talkSPORT2. The creative minds behind the spots Grainger&Wolff

LifeBook’s The Gift of a LifeBook TV Ad Launching May 15
LifeBook is back on TV with its new campaign, The Gift of a LifeBook. The first of a series of

Our New Campaign, The Gift of a LifeBook, Has Commenced
We are very pleased to announce that we have just launched our new campaign: The Gift of a LifeBook. The

How We’re Adapting to Challenging Times
It’s more important than ever to have positive projects to focus the mind. The team has adapted to working from

Our Covid-19 process keeping authors and project members safe
All employees have moved from the headquarters in England and Indiana to work remotely, and they continue to deliver the

LifeBook Author Richard Maylam Visits The Office
At LifeBook, we’re lucky that our authors often pop into our offices. It might be to see finished memoirs prior

Brexit and the Goldsmiths: When Change is the Trigger
For the past three years, the UK has been in political turmoil following the referendum that has led to Brexit

World-renowned Ghostwriter Andrew Crofts Visits LifeBook
Andrew Crofts is a world-renowned ghostwriter, and he recently visited LifeBook. He chatted to LifeBook’s founder Roy about the use

Personal Delivery to Flower Specialist Geoff Spriggs
LifeBook’s founder Roy and members of the production team went to visit Geoffrey Spriggs at his business, Spriggs Florists, to

So, You’ve Retired? What’s Next?
If retirement is just around the corner, congratulations! After years of hard work, you have reached the third phase of

LifeBook Event: Alan Beckett The Moat House Acton Trussell
With incredible generosity, LifeBook author Alan Beckett arranged an event to celebrate his memoir project and promote the LifeBook experience

LifeBook Celebrates the Amazing World Book Day
World Book Day is upon us, and we here at LifeBook couldn’t turn down a chance to don the garb

Joanna’s Experience as a LifeBook Interviewer
Starting a journey with LifeBook can feel a little daunting for new authors, but when they discover I share their

Bryan Bates’ LifeBook Reveal
Every time a LifeBook memoir author visits us is a cause for celebration, but Bryan’s visit was particularly special as,

Nigel Gray’s LifeBook Reveal
Another autobiography was added to our LifeBook library recently. A professional photographer, Nigel’s book features magnificent photo collages of some

A Life of Change – My Experience as a Ghostwriter
The authors whose memories I’ve helped to write for LifeBook come from a wide variety of backgrounds. Some grew up

Roy on Alan Wick’s New Radio Show, Real Business
LifeBook’s founder Roy Moëd was invited for an interview by Alan Wick for his new radio show, ‘Real Business with

How to Create Your Life Story in Three Simple Steps
If you’re thinking about how to create your life story, a little bit of planning can make the process simple

Remembrance Celebration by Invitation of the Queen
LifeBook project manager Nathalie Garcia talks about a project she initiated making a documentary called WAR TOWN, which looks at

Ghostwriter Fay Wrixon talks about her work with LifeBook
One of our most accomplished writers, Fay Wrixon, came to visit our Godalming office. Fay wanted to discuss a new

Author Alan Beckett – My Recollections of the Filming
Alan Beckett, LifeBook author, shares his experience of filming our TV commercial and his experience of working with his dedicated

LifeBook Supports Local Historian Paul Vickers’ Book Launch
LifeBook’s Natalie talks about hers and Paul Vicker’s involvement in The EDGE Project. The project uses film, photography and media

A Project to Live For – Caring For Ageing Parents
We are very grateful for all of the support YPO has provided. Our founder Roy Moëd, a member of YPO,

LifeBook Completes Their Latest Corporate History: SteelFab, Inc.
From Cotton Fields to Sky Scrapers, the story of SteelFab, Inc. is a highly illustrated corporate history that chronicles the

The 147th Open is Upon Us!
Golf fans across the world turn their attention to the UK in anticipation of the 147th Open. Competing for one

Happy 102nd Birthday,Ralph!
The LifeBook team was delighted to wish Ralph Etigson a very happy birthday recently by gifting the centenarian two new

LifeBook Does the Magnificent Royal Wedding
The Royal wedding fever hit the UK on 19th May and everyone is still talking about it. The LifeBook barn

Capturing a Life Story – Maud and Mum
Emma Lowndes, blogger and caregiver, shares what she thinks is one of the most important parts of a care plan:

Disrupting Technologies: A Project to Live For
We are very grateful for YPO’s support of LifeBook’s quest to help people supporting their parents better. Roy, our founder.

LifeBook Author Derek Abbott Visits The Office
With Christmas and New Year behind us, what better way to start off January than with a visit from one

Reflections on Dementia, by Harvey White
Harvey White became consultant surgeon at The Royal Marsden Hospital in 1976, and later held similar positions at King Edward

LifeBook author Lore Graham visits the office
Lore Graham and her daughter-in-law, Elizabeth, who had commissioned the project visited us at the office. She was given the

LifeBook is Currently Experiencing its Busiest Christmas
With Christmas rapidly approaching (only three weeks to go at the time of writing!), we here at LifeBook are currently

LifeBook – Tour of McLaren Technology Centre
Our founder Roy took part of a tour of the McLaren Technology Centre as part of an Institute of Directors

Roy’s Story – Helping the Elderly
We are very honored that LifeBook’s founder Roy has been included in Dr Tamara Howard’s new book, “Putting the soul

Strike A Light – Arts & Heritage
We at LifeBook are proud to support the Strike a Light arts and heritage community that relentlessly works with children

LifeBook, a Lasting Legacy – Dreaming a Nation
Dreaming a Nation, which follows the life of Sir Frederick Smith and charts the independence of Barbados, was produced by

Corporate History – LifeBook CustomBespoke
Having captured the fascinating story of the growth of one of the largest renewable energy companies in the world, we

LifeBook – This Photo Sums Up Why We Do It
A huge thank you to Tom and Viebecke Vraalsen, who sent us this wonderful photograph upon completion of Tom’s LifeBook

LifeBook’s a great way to capture your memories
One of LifeBook Memoirs’ authors explains how she believes that the regular 90-minute interviews were just the right length so

BBC Radio 4 Presenter Nick Baker Visits LifeBook
LifeBook was featured in “Niche work if you can get it” on BBC Radio 4. The program was transmitted on

Reasons to Give Dad a LifeBook for Father’s Day
Anyone looking to find a special gift for their father will know it is not always easy to come up

LifeBook Charity – An Evening With Chickenshed
LifeBook was delighted to donate a memoir project for the Chickenshed Grand Auction to raise money and support their pioneering

The First Greek LifeBook – An Opus Odyssey
Caroline, LifeBook bespoke project manager, elaborates on why she decided to join LifeBook in October 2015. With an academic publishing

The Amazing Story of Former Broadcaster Julie Coker
Every life story of our authors is fascinating and provides an important insight into each family’s history. LifeBook is proud

Bespoke LifeBook: Love and Laughter in a Suitcase
LifeBook was honored to welcome Virginia Bayless and her daughter Brenda to the office for a coffee and cake presentation.

Recipe for Ageing Well: The Ingredients
Afraid of the ticking clock? Not sure you’ll be aging well? The LifeBook team offers eight suggestions on how to

The Very First LifeBook: Jules Moëd, Life Is For Living
Jules talks about his memoir and the story behind the title “Life is for sharing”. “I wasn’t too ambitious, I

LifeBook’s latest project: “The Real Life of Brian”
The LifeBook team is very proud to announce the completion of Brian Hallard’s autobiography “The Real Life of Brian”. The

Ghostwriting Services – Barry Hughes
I have been making a living from writing for over 50 years, Indeed thinking about it, the importance of the

Memoir – First Memories
Often the place to start when planning your memoir is to cast your mind back to your very first memories.

LifeBook – A Legacy Lived, A Legacy Shared
Experience the journey of a LifeBook autobiography by listening to testimonials from our clients, interviewers, and ghost-writers. We come across

Top Tips For Autobiography Writing
With these steps complete, you’re ready to get started on creating a written record of your life, that lasting legacy

The LifeBook Experience – Your Memoirs
Perhaps you have always wanted to write your memoirs but have never found the time or maybe you have suggested

Your Life Story & My Role As LifeBook Editor
At LifeBook, my role as an editor is not typical nor entirely conventional when it comes to that kind of

From the Queen’s Coronation to My Grandma’s Biscuit Tin
Everyone has a story to tell and, yes, yours is every bit as interesting as anything you’ll find on the

Precious Memories and Cherished Values
What do we really know about our grandparents and parents? A comment I hear so often is: “I know so

LifeBook’s Founder Talks to Alara Kap from Based Istanbul
Alara Kap talks about how he fell in love with LifeBook during a family gathering where he found himself listening

Forgotten War Stories Brought Alive with the Help of LifeBook
The best history books are packed with first-hand accounts, detailed anecdotes, and unique perspectives that reveal real human life stories

The Times Visits LifeBook
Dave Waller from The Times visited LifeBook’s head office in Godalming for an interview with founder Roy Moëd. The interview

LifeBook Joins Reader’s Digest’s Latest Podcast
In Reader’s Digest’s latest podcast, LifeBook is in the good company of best-selling novelist Santa Montefiore, who talks about her

A LifeBook Record – 608 pages
John Franklin popped in to sign the copy for our memoir library. He sets the record with his very long

BBC: Recording Your Life Story in a Book Just Got Easier
We were very honored to be featured in BBC’s article “Memoirs are no longer just for the rich and famous”

Father’s Day – A Unique Gift for a Unique Father
It’s hard to buy a Father’s Day present for a man who has everything. LifeBook specialises in helping people to

Telegraph Subscriber’s Corner Competition Winner
Congratulations to Bob Pryor, winner of the Telegraph Subscriber’s Corner Competition. Bob won the opportunity to have his autobiography produced

Story That Will Transcend Death’s Divide
On the plus side, Grant Branton lives in a beautiful house with a view of Brighton’s seafront from his front

Do You Want to Write Your Own Life Story?
Are you considering writing your life story? Are your family and friends constantly nudging you to get your act together

Family History Experts Findmypast Partners with LifeBook
Findmypast and LifeBook Partnership just announced their partnership. A match made in heaven. LifeBook helps you create your own personal

What’s Your Legacy? Tell Your Amazing Story with LifeBook
When I began this review, all I had was a white box that said: “You´re Amazing”. It took me a

The Last Months with My Dad Inspired My Business Idea
Roy Moëd’s, Founder of LifeBook, story caught the attention of The Daily Mail. Roy talks about how an exercise to

LifeBook in the News Raising War Story Awareness!
LifeBook has taken to the airwaves to help highlight the importance of capturing the war stories for future generations. Important

67% Regret Not Writing Down War Stories
As we approach Remembrance Day, it is a time to remember our countrymen but it has been revealed that despite

Turning Precious Memories Into Manuscripts
Getting our most treasured memories down on paper is something many of us think about but often we don’t know

Everybody Has a Story to Tell – Roy Moëd of LifeBook
Entrepreneur Roy Moëd set up LifeBook, a bespoke autobiography service, in 2010 with the mission of helping older people enjoy