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Making Story Time Your Own with Your Book, Your Story -Review

Kids love stories they can jump into and be a part of from start to finish. These stories are even better when they are personalized so they are a part the adventure. Your Book, Your Story wants to put your special child into fun stories that will help to jump start their imaginations. My family was asked if we would like make our own story time fun with these books. We could not wait to see what the stories would be like.

Making Story Time Your Own with Your Book, Your Story

Below are the books we received to review:

  • Pirate School (Primary/Elementary)
  • A Mysterious Gift 
  • The Impish Elves
  • The Apprentice Knight
  • Santa Claus’ Glasses
  • Super Princesses
  • Hello, World!
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Your Book, Your Story book covers.

Making story time your own

For each story, Your Book, Your Story asks for some information to customize a story for a special child. There is even dedication page letting the owner of the book how special they are.

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Page with personalized dedication.
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Personalized page from “Super Princesses.”

Pirate School (Primary/Elementary)

This personalized story leads your child on a fun pirate adventure with their friends and teacher. The group go on an adventure to find the treasure of Clever Island. This book is for primary/elementary readers. (There is also a version for daycare/pre-school readers).

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“Pirate School” book cover.

My son really loved this book. He started giggling when he saw the names of his friends in the story. He was happily surprised to see that his teacher would be leading them on this journey as pirates on the search for treasure. 

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Boy reading “Pirate School” book.

The story is at a great reading level for him. He was able to get through the book without much trouble. 

A Mysterious Gift 

This story takes your little one on a journey around the world on their birthday. It would make for a special gift to open on their special day. This story is for readers 3-8 years-old.

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“A Mysterious Gift” book cover.

Super Princesses

In this story, your special girl and her friends get to become princesses with special powers. It is a fun holiday-themed book your girl will love. This book is for children ages 3-8 years-old.

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“Super Princesses” book cover.

My daughter was so excited about reading this book! She loves “being” a princess, so this book was a perfect choice for her.

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Boy reading “Super Princesses” book.

My girl loves the idea of becoming a princess with super powers. She also likes being able to help Santa by delivering presents with her best friends by her side. She is still curious as to how Santa is able to do this. Being able to takeover this responsibility was a fun adventure for her to go on.

The Impish Elves

In this Christmas story your child is in the middle of a magical adventure with his or her friends and a cute little mouse friend named Nibble. This story is for children ages 3-8 years-old.

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“The Impish Elves” book cover.

Santa Claus’ Glasses

It’s December 25th, and young readers are taken on a magical journey of the preparation and anxious anticipation of the big day. This book is for readers 3-8 years-old.

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“Santa Claus’ Glasses” book cover.

The Apprentice Knight

Your special child and his or her friends go on a quest to fulfill his or her dream of becoming a real knight. This story is for 3-8 years-old readers.

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“The Apprentice Knight” book cover.

Hello, World!

This book is about a baby’s journey from it’s mommy’s tummy to being welcomed into the world by its family. It is a great keepsake for parents to have to share wth their little ones during story time. There is another version that is for a child to gift to a younger sibling.

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“Hello World!” book cover.

I am no longer looking to having a new edition to my family. I thought this book for a friend of mine who recently became a new mom. 

The personal details are woven well into this tale. It is heart-warming, and I know she will be thrilled to read it to her little one. The illustrations in this story, and all of the book we received, are very cute, colourful, and engaging.

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Page from “Yellow World!”

Where story time does not make a connection

Even though my kids loved reading these stories, they were a bit disappointed they could not fully connect with their characters in these books. 

My kids said the stories would have been better if they could quickly see themselves and their friends in each of the adventures. My littles ended up picking out which characters they were in each of these tales. They enjoyed their personalized stories, but their characters did not look like them in these tales.

Making Your Own Story Time Fun

Overall, my kids enjoy reading stories with a personal touch from Your Book, Your Story. They loved reading the exciting adventures in each book. Seeing their names and the names of their friends in these journeys made them light up and giggle. My littles wished they would have been able to actually see themselves in each of the tales, but they were still able to want to read the adventures over and over again.

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Making Story Time Your Own with Your Book Your Story

Are you curious to see the other adventures Your book, Your Story has to offer? We hopped over to their website and visited them on their Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest pages to find out more about this company!

Disclaimer: I received books from Your Book, Your Story to write this review. The views I share are my own.

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  1. I love personalized books and will definitely getting one for both Cameron and Patrick this year for Christmas. Thanks for the super giveaway opportunity.

  2. Santa Claus’ Glasses would be appropriate for this time of year but I do like them all. 🙂 This prize would of course be for the grandkids

  3. Personalised books are great and kids love them too, I’d gift The Apprentice Knight to my grandson in Germany – at the young age of 7 he speaks 3 languages well and 1 other a little.

  4. Pirate School would be a book I think my youngest grandson would enjoy receiving. A personalized book makes a book extra special.

  5. One of my granddaughters has a birthday this month and the book A Mysterious Gift is one she might enjoy. I love to give books as gifts.

  6. I’d gift one of the personilsed books to my grandson in England. He’s only a baby now but his parents would love the book.

  7. I think The Impish Elves would make a lovely gift for my niece. She’s deffinitely a little impish herself so I think she’d enjoy this one.

  8. The Impish Elves with such a title I really should gift this one to my son but since he’s an adult his son would get it instead.

  9. Hello, World! For a sweet souvenir from birth would be for my future grandchild when it arrives and we know a name etc.

  10. My youngest grandson will be going to kindergarten soon. The book Up, up and Away… to School! would make a nice gift for him to help with his transition to this next step in his life.

  11. I would gift a personalized book to any one of my 10 grandchildren who is young enough to enjoy it ie up to 8 years old.

  12. I’d definitely gift one of the personalised books to my young grandson in England. Perhaps
    Hello, World! For a sweet souvenir from birth

  13. The Pirate School age group Primary/Elementary school would be ideal for my grandson in England since both his parents are teachers in primary schools.

  14. Up, up and Away… to School! for 3 to 5 years old would be great for my grandson in Bavaria. They do start school later there but it’s never too early to prepare kids.

  15. The Apprentice Knight for 3 to 8 year olds would be much appreciated by a grandson in Germany. Which boy doesn’t dream of being a shiny knight in white armour?

  16. Hello, World! For the soon-to-be big brother or big sister would be great for my next to youngest grandchild – there’s bound to be another baby on the way there soon. 🙂

  17. Any one of my grandkids, apart from the youngest until they get older, would thoroughly enjoy any one of these books. To have your name in print is truly amazing for them and they would treasure the book for years to come.

  18. The Impish Elves would be great for my youngest grandson. He’ll love it when he’s older and if he’s anything like his father it will suit him perfectly. 🙂

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