Do your kids love to read? Mine do.
They also get a kick out of seeing their name in books which is why when I received an email from Lost My Name I could not say no to sharing them with you!
Why? Because they are awesome!
My girls got the original book, The Little Girl Who Lost Her Name. You basically go their website; write in your child’s name, the language you want it written in and the sex of your child. You then choose a boy or girl that resembles your child the most and it creates a book.
In less than a minute you have personalised book you can view and alter. If a particular animal or mythical creature doesn’t interest you then you can swap it for another that starts with the same letter. For example, if you don’t like the lion you can change it to a lobster.
My 7 year old got the newer title The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home because it was more of interest to his reading level.
Again, this book is personalised with your child’s name but also their address. It takes them on incredible adventures while meeting a bunch of unlikely friends along the way. The map showing their home is a great touch to add that something extra special to the book.
The books are fantastic quality. The pages are thick and are begging to be read over and over again! It really is no wonder they are international selling.
You can have a look at these great titles here and see what you can create for your child on the Lost My Name website.
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I like the Intergalactic Journey – you had me with the photo of the Opera House!
These books sound so cute! Kids really enjoy personalised books. A nice touch.
I actually mentioned this book in the link I added this week! I love how unique each one is. Such a great idea.
Great books. Miss 1 received one of these books as a gift for naming day recently. It’s such a cute idea! I love how you can also add a printed personalised message inside the cover page.
These are a lovely idea Kell.
My daughter has just learnt to recognise the letters of her name, so I’d love to see her lose then find it! Thanks for the chance and the link-up too!
My daughter loves it when she sees her name. They sound like great books
OMG my 3 year old would LOVE this, she already thinks she is famous! haha
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home sounds fantastic, I really love the map of the way home. What a brilliant gift.
I like “the little girl who lost her name”, a very sweet book with lots of color and animals. Any child will be over the moon to see their name in print. Thanks Lost my name and All mum said.
I would have to get “The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home” for my 7 year old son. Max absolutely loves to read, and anything silly and/or space related is right up his alley. He would LOVE this!
Books….an opportunity to formulate your own perceptions on what a story means….the best educational tool ever….and personalising the story and allowing individual participation can only increase a child’s desire to read
I think both would be superb but I’d opt for ‘The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home’ purely because it would be easier to adapt to any of my grandchildren
I’d like to get The little girl who lost her name for my daughter please. The cover is in her favorite colour Purple and the illustrations are so adorable and they look so much like her. As she is starting big school soon, it’d be nice to read something that is written just for her.
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home for a boy who is amazing us with his great start to reading and would LOVE his name written in the stars.
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey home! My daughter would love seeing her name in print and looking at all the lovely pictures and reading the story!
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home, my son would love the characters and seeing his name in stars would definitely make him happy.
the little girl who lost her name because my daughter would find this cut e as i often say i wish mummy lost her name
Little Girl Lost sounds like my favourite
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey home – my girls would love seeing our address in print! So special.
The little boy who lost his name, what a great way for them to be learning their name, letter recognition. great concept.
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home- IT SEEMS LIKE A STORY THAT KIDS WILL LOVE TO IMAGINE AND THINK ABOUT 🙂
The Incredible Journey Home because the boys just love Space and Time Travel. They will go nuts for this book.
The Little Girl Who Lost Her Name really appeals to me and would definitely appeal to Little Miss Charlotte. She’d love finding her name.
I’d get the name one for my daughter Hannah, how awesome is a book that has a Narwhal in it!!
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home because my son loves space!
My daughter would love “The little girl who lost her name”. She loves books and nothing would delight her more than a book all about her. (Because everything should be all about her in her opinion!)
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home Book,
It has their name in it, look!
On their own adventure through space,
In their own quite reading .place
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home would be perfect for my neighbour Julia to gift to her only grandson. Hudson has just turned one and I’m sure it would be a great read in the near future.
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home, My 7year old granson is having trouble reading, this will give him more incentives to read.
My son would enjoy ‘The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home’ the most. He likes an adventure and recently informed me that he doesn’t like his name!
the incredible intergalactic journey home would be fabulous for my son, he loves space and has just started reading
The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home as my boys love anything to do with space and flying
My kids love books they would really enjoy reading these
The Little Girl who lost her name. A perfect book to give as a gift for Christmas. My eldest starts prep next year and I think a book with her own name it it would really tickle her fancy as she starts to learn sight words!
The Little Girl Who Lost Her Name,
Being so personalised it’d be insane!
She’d love to be famous in her own book,
She’d have a cute surprised look!
I’d get the Little girl who lost her name book, Although the way home book is an excellent idea it is no good to me having to move so much. Which would make the name one perfect! you don’t get to change your name each year!
The Intergalactic Journey would be fabulous for my nephew; 10 months old and he’s already a bookworm. Couldn’t be a prouder aunt.
My daughter would love “The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home” because she loves learning about space and wants to be an astronaut when she grows up (and a hairdresser)
I’d get one for my little girl, Jordan, she’s cute and curious, this book would be the perfect fit, as she loves to read!