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About this book
For the grandma whose passwords live on sticky notes, envelopes and the backs of receipts.
This Christmas, give her one tidy home for every login, in big, clear print that is easy on the eyes, and with a smile on every letter page.
What Was My Password Again? is a clean, warm and funny password book for Grandma (or for the Mom who is now a Grandma). No rude words, just gentle jokes she will read out loud.
What's inside
Big 8.5 x 11 in pages. This is a full letter-size book, made to sit in a drawer at home, not a pocket book.
Large print throughout: every label is 18 pt or bigger, in a typeface designed for low vision.
182 A-Z entries, 2 per page, with room to really write: tall 0.48 in lines, 5 in long.
Printed A-Z edge tabs on every letter page, stepping down the outer edge, so the right letter is easy to find as you flip.
More pages for common letters like S, C, A, M and P, and fewer for Q, X and Z.
Every entry has Site / App, User / Email, Password, 3 "Changed to" lines, a security Question line and Notes.
Pages for the important stuff: home Wi-Fi and router, Wi-Fi at family and friends' homes, 6 devices and lock codes, 4 email accounts, 8 TV and streaming accounts, and 14 emergency contacts.
A Grandkids' Tech Help Hotline page (8 helpers; payment accepted in cookies, hugs or pie), plus 2 Notes pages.
91 original one-liners, one on every letter page. "Build a strong password? Dear, I raised a family. I am strong."
A gentle safety page: keep the book at home, never write bank card PINs, and what to do about strange calls and texts.
A gift she will actually use
A thoughtful Christmas gift for Grandma from a grandson or granddaughter, a fun white elephant gift, or a birthday or Mother's Day present for Nana. Write her name on the "This book belongs to" line and yours on "With love from."
110 pages. Paperback, black and white interior, matte cover.