Father's Day Is Coming — And Every Kind of Love Deserves to Be Acknowledged
The front cover of “ Tell Me Your Story, Dad.”
Father's Day on 15th June looks different for all of us.
For some, it's a chance to celebrate a dad who is still here — still making memories, still telling the same jokes at the dinner table, still the person you call when something goes wrong.
For others, it's a quieter day. A day tinged with grief, with longing, with love that has nowhere to go. Whether you've lost your dad recently or years ago, Father's Day has a way of bringing everything back to the surface.
And then there are those celebrating a grandad, a stepfather, an uncle, or a father figure who showed up when it mattered most.
Whatever Father's Day means to you this year, we have something meaningful for every kind of love.
For the Dad Who Is Still Making Memories
How much do you actually know about your dad's life before you came along? His first job. His biggest fear. The moment everything changed for him.
Tell Me Your Story, Dad (£7.99) gives him 120+ guided prompts to share his memories, his childhood, his life. The stories he carries deserve to be written down before they're lost forever.
For dads and grandads who love a good puzzle, our large print word search books bring a little nostalgia and a lot of joy. The 1960s Large Print Word Search (£7.50) and 1950s Large Print Word Search (£7.50) are perfect for a quiet afternoon — no screens, no rushing, just a nice cup of tea and a bit of fun.
For the Dad You Carry in Your Heart
Grief doesn't follow a calendar. But Father's Day has a way of making the absence feel louder.
Dear Dad — A Guided Grief Journal (£8.99) is a gentle, compassionate space to write to Dad. To say the things you never got to say. To remember, to process, and slowly, to heal. It was created with love, for exactly this kind of love.
A Little Gift for You Too
Use code CARE25 at checkout for 25% off orders over £10 — valid until 31st August.
Order by 5th June for guaranteed UK delivery before Father's Day.
Whatever this day brings you — comfort, connection, laughter, or quiet tears — I hope it holds you gently.
With love, Lola — Founder, Ruthy Michaels
