![When [Name] Gets Angry: A Personalised Book About Big Feelings book preview](/featured-books/when-i-get-angry.png)
A Personalised Book About Emotions
A story that helps children understand anger, breathe through it, and repair — with their own name as the hero.
Always Included
Personal photo + dedication note + signature printed in the book.
Prefer email? hello@storystarsbook.com
Look inside the book
Swipe through to see the beautiful illustrations and heartwarming story that awaits.
Compare Personalisation Tiers
Choose the perfect level of detail for your gift.
Thoughtful$39 | Most pickedPersonal$59 | Family Heirloom$75 | One in the World$108 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hardcover copy included | ||||
| Custom message and photo | ||||
| Child's name in the story | ||||
| Child's face illustrated (Look-alike) | ||||
| Included family members | Up to 5 | Up to 5 | ||
| Fully custom storyline | ||||
* Additional characters can be added to any tier for $15 per character.
Make it extra meaningful with a personal touch
A StoryStars book isn't just a story—it's a keepsake they'll treasure for years. We make gifting effortless and unforgettable.
-
Free Personalised Dedication
Write a heartfelt message that we'll print beautifully on the very first page.
-
Include Your Photo
Add a photo of you and the child to the dedication page so they always remember who gave it to them.
-
Premium Gift Wrapping
Available as an add-on during checkout. We'll wrap it beautifully so it's ready to hand over.
Frequently Asked Questions
You Might Also Like
Explore more personalised stories for your little one
![[Child's Name] and the Colorful Inside: Personalized Emotional Intelligence Book](/featured-books/big-feelings.png)
A Personalised Book About Emotions
A book that helps children understand and express their emotions in a healthy way.
![[Name]'s Bravery Switch: A Personalised Book About Courage](/featured-books/bravery-switch.png)
A Personalised Book About Emotions
A bedtime story that gives your child a portable courage tool — press, breathe, feel the spark — so they can face the dark (and anything else) on their own.
