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Travel books, made for fictional families

Every example here was made with AI from a template, for a family we made up. Your book uses your names, your answers and your photos.

A family of four stands on a misty tea estate path in Munnar, the children in front, green tea bushes rolling into the hills behind them.

Example book · made with AI for a fictional family

The Kulkarnis Go South: Munnar to Alleppey

For Aaji and Ajoba in Pune, from Shruti, Anand, Tanmay and Mihika. A fictional family.

A Classic hardcover of a six-day summer holiday in Kerala, made from photos on three phones. Day chapters run from the tea hills of Munnar to a night on an Alleppey houseboat, with a kids' favourite things page near the end. Captions are in English, and the grandparents' copy uses large print.

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  1. Tanmay and Mihika run ahead between rows of tea bushes while their parents follow, laughing, on a misty hillside.

    Day 1, Munnar. The road climbed for three hours and Mihika counted every hairpin bend. She gave up at nineteen.

  2. The family eats lunch on banana leaves at a wooden table on the open deck of a houseboat, with backwaters and coconut palms behind them.

    Day 4, Alleppey. Home was a houseboat for one night. Lunch was karimeen on a banana leaf, and nobody wanted to get off.

  3. Tanmay holds the large wooden wheel of the houseboat with both hands, beaming, while an older boatman beside him keeps a hand near the wheel.

    What the kids loved most. Tanmay: steering the houseboat for ten whole seconds. Mihika: the tea factory, because it smelled like Aaji's kitchen.

Four friends walk arm in arm down a lane of yellow and blue Portuguese-style houses in Goa, laughing.

Example book · made with AI for a fictional family

Goa '26: The Room 4B Gang Survived

For the Room 4B gang in Bengaluru, made by Lavanya, with a copy for each of the four. Fictional friends.

A Classic softcover in the instant-photo dump style. All four friends added photos from their own phones through one link, and the same group photo from four phones shows up once. The book closes with a trip awards page, written from three quick answers about who planned, who was late and who fell asleep first.

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  1. Harpreet points down a colourful Goan lane, reading from her phone, while the other three friends lag behind holding cold drinks.

    Day 1, Fontainhas. Harpreet planned every hour of this trip. We followed the plan until 11 in the morning.

  2. Three friends watch the sunset over the sea from an old laterite fort wall while Tsering dozes against the stones.

    Day 3, Chapora. We climbed the fort for the sunset. Tsering fell asleep on the wall before the sun went down.

  3. The four friends laugh around a table at a beach shack at night, under string lights, with plates of fish curry rice and prawn fry.

    The trip awards: best planner Harpreet, always late Farhan (forty minutes, every day), and first asleep Tsering, four nights out of four.

Ritika and Kunal sit close together in a shikara gliding across a misty Dal Lake, snow-capped mountains faint in the background.

Example book · made with AI for a fictional family

Ritika & Kunal: Seven Days in Kashmir

For each other, from Ritika and Kunal in Guwahati, kept to open again on their first anniversary. A fictional couple.

A Layflat book in the Coffee-table minimal style, from Srinagar to Gulmarg and Pahalgam three weeks after the wedding. It opens with a line each of them wrote for the other and ends with a firsts as husband and wife page. Captions are in English, from two voice notes Ritika recorded on the flight home.

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  1. Ritika and Kunal sit by a carved wooden window on a houseboat, holding cups of kahwa, with the lake glowing outside.

    For Kunal: you promised to carry the bags, and you carried every one. For Ritika: thank you for saying yes, and for the window seat.

  2. Snow falls on Ritika and Kunal in a snowy meadow ringed by pine trees; Kunal holds out his gloved hands to catch the flakes.

    Day 3, Gulmarg. Our first snowfall together, and Kunal's first snowfall ever. He lasted twelve minutes before asking for chai.

  3. Ritika and Kunal ride two brown ponies along a riverside meadow in Pahalgam, each led by a pony handler, Ritika's pony grazing.

    Firsts as husband and wife: our first pony ride, our first wazwan and our first fight, over the window seat. Ritika's pony stopped to eat every ten steps.

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