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LifeBook Memoirs is the world’s leading private autobiography specialist. LifeBook's founder Roy's story: For me, LifeBook has been a very personal experience.

Each LifeBook is a unique piece of family history, a handcrafted treasure for generations to come. It started with my father, Jules, who had so many stories to tell but for whom I had no time – I was far too busy with my own life. In his final years, Dad had become blind and was starting to shut down, to the point he felt he no longer had anything to contribute. He tried to talk to me but I wasn’t

listening; after all, I had heard it all so many times before. I felt guilty and had to come up with a solution – what then happened turned out to be the precursor to LifeBook. I arranged for a family friend, Kathy, to visit Dad every week for an interview in which he could talk as much as he wanted about his precious memories. Of course, it was all new to her and he welcomed her enquiries as his story unfolded. A further advantage was that between interviews he was able to prepare by reminiscing and writing notes, which gave him something positive to occupy his time. Once he had started, he found (as he put it) he was remembering things he hadn’t realised he had forgotten. The end result was a precious LifeBook containing all his stories, including some that were new to me. For example, I now know that one of my ancestors was King of Poland, although apparently only for one night! But more than that, I have a permanent reminder of Dad, now, sadly, deceased, that I will treasure forever. Roy Moëd – Founder

09/01/2026

Creating a LifeBook is easier than you think. We guide you every step of the way, so all you have to do is sit down and share your story.

Here’s how it works:

Step 1: Meet your team
We pair you with a dedicated project manager, interviewer, ghostwriter, and editor who take the time to truly get to know you and your unique life experiences.

Step 2: Tell your story
You share your memories, experiences, and reflections through relaxed one-on-one conversations with your interviewer.

Step 3: We shape the narrative
Your ghostwriter transforms your words into a beautifully crafted memoir, capturing your voice and preserving the memories that matter most to you.

Step 4: Cherish and share your LifeBook
After thoughtful editing and design, your story becomes a timeless, heirloom-quality book that can be passed down for generations to come.

06/01/2026

How does LifeBook Memoirs work? It starts with a conversation and ends with a legacy. All you have to do is share your memories, and our handpicked team of professional interviewers, ghostwriters, editors, and project managers will take care of the rest. Contact us today to get started.

02/01/2026

As we step into the new year, consider a different kind of resolution—one that honors your past as much as your future. At LifeBook Memoirs, we help turn lived moments into lasting stories. This year, resolve to preserve your precious memories for generations to come. Contact us today to get started.

30/12/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we at LifeBook Memoirs are filled with gratitude for the extraordinary authors who trusted us with their stories and the lives that continue to inspire us. Helping preserve these memories is both our honor and our privilege.

25/12/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from the LifeBook Memoirs family to yours.

Wishing you a holiday filled with new memories worth saving and precious stories worth passing on.

23/12/2025

Every LifeBook begins with real conversations, real connections, and real people who care. Watch LifeBook Memoirs editor Steven and ghostwriter Kelly reflect on the powerful bond that forms when an author trusts us with their most precious possession: their life story.

19/12/2025

We are honored to be featured in a recent issue of Hampshire Life, highlighting how gifting a LifeBook can lead to a life-changing project. Thank you to Hampshire Life for featuring our work and to authors like Peter Barfoot who trust us with their most meaningful memories.

16/12/2025

Author Stories 📖

LifeBook author Geoffrey Fisher is, in his own words, just an ordinary guy. His motivation in writing his life story was not only to leave a legacy for his children and grandchildren but to give them a sense of his “real” self. His aptly titled memoir, Just an Ordinary Guy – But an Extraordinary Life, does exactly that. Read more about his extraordinary journey—including serving as a star witness in a bank heist, winning a dream family trip to Disney, and having a lifelong love affair with soccer—in our latest blog post: https://hubs.la/Q03Y4W-M0

12/12/2025

There is still time to give the gift of a lifetime. This holiday season, surprise a parent, grandparent, or spouse with the chance to preserve their story: professionally written, beautifully bound, and cherished for generations. Let us help you give the one holiday gift they will never forget.

09/12/2025

“Everybody has a story, and I’ve come to believe that an untold story is a burden.” — Margo Newman, LifeBook Memoirs interviewer

An untold story is a quiet burden. A shared story becomes a legacy. Let us help you create your legacy.

05/12/2025

When we think about what we’ll leave behind, it's easy to focus on things. But at LifeBook Memoirs, we ask: what if, instead of passing down boxes of stuff, you passed down your journey? Your wisdom? Your legacy? Contact us today to find out how.

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Our Story

For me, LifeBook has been a very personal experience.

It started with my father, Jules, who had so many stories to tell but for whom I had no time – I was far too busy with my own life. In his final years, Dad had become blind and was starting to shut down, to the point he felt he no longer had anything to contribute. He tried to talk to me but I wasn’t listening; after all, I had heard it all so many times before. I felt guilty and had to come up with a solution – what then happened turned out to be the precursor to LifeBook.

I arranged for a family friend, Kathy, to visit Dad every week for an interview in which he could talk as much as he wanted about his precious memories. Of course, it was all new to her and he welcomed her enquiries as his story unfolded. A further advantage was that between interviews he was able to prepare by reminiscing and writing notes, which gave him something positive to occupy his time.

Once he had started, he found (as he put it) he was remembering things he hadn’t realised he had forgotten. The end result was a precious LifeBook containing all his stories, including some that were new to me. For example, I now know that one of my ancestors was King of Poland, although apparently only for one night!