Flattenme Books
Children always love to be the star of the show. They play the hero in their own games and now they can be the hero in their own book! Books by Flattenme take your child’s imagination and make it come to life with whimsical stories by making personalized storybooks with a picture of your child. The picture you send to FlatteMe is uploaded and imposed into their pre-written and illustrated books. Your child’s name is also inputted into the story, so they become the main character!
There are four books to choose from so you can decide with your child which book they want to be the star in. Children and parents can choose from Tuesday Mushroom King, which is about “two wee wood spirits,” Here There Be Pirates, a pirate adventure, The Potty Dance, which helps teach children when to use the potty, and My Little Monster, where a toy monster. These books are perfect for kids ages 4-7.
Flattenme books are award winning and have The National Parenting Center 2007 Seal of Approval. The books are bright, colorful, hardcover, and can be delivered! Parents can write a personalized message to their child in the beginning of the book, which could be the perfect gift for this holiday season. Books are $33 each and shipping usually takes a week to ten days. Check them out at www.flattenme.com.


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