25 Aug
Personalised book or traditional book: is the price difference worth it?
A direct comparison between a personalised book and a regular one — so you can decide with facts, not doubts.
Is it worth buying a personalised book instead of a regular one? It depends on what you're after: if the goal is just to have one more book on the shelf, a traditional book is cheaper. If the goal is a gift that gets reread and shown off to everyone, the price difference tends to pay for itself.
Direct comparison
| Traditional book | EpicStoriez personalised book | |
|---|---|---|
| Average price | £10–£20 | £10 (ebook) / £39.99 (ebook + physical) |
| Main character | Generic character | The actual child (or adult) |
| Typical rereads | 1 to 2 times | Many more — it's about "themselves" |
| Value as a gift | Standard | A keepsake for years |
| Discount on 2nd book | Rarely exists | Automatic 20% |
When each option makes more sense
- Traditional book: to have several different books on the shelf at low cost, with no specific emotional focus.
- Personalised book: for a special occasion, a memorable gift, or when you want to build a reading habit through the child identifying with the story.
What the 2nd-book discount does to the math
Because you always get 20% off your second book, the average cost per book drops as you create more — designed for families who decide to make this a habit (one gift a year, for example), not just a one-time purchase.