Personalised or custom made books for children are becoming increasingly popular according to The Bookseller. With digital technology continuously improving, these books are easy to produce. Customers can now amazingly create characters with their child’s skin tone, hairstyle, eye and hair colour. Young readers are thrilled to see not just their own names in books but their faces also. HarperCollins publishers launched personalised books last year featuring their Noddy character. They plan to offer similar books based on other brands featuring pre-school TV favourites such as Fifi and the Flowertots and Roary the Racing Car in time for Christmas.
Friday 3 October 2008
Getting your Children into Books
Personalised or custom made books for children are becoming increasingly popular according to The Bookseller. With digital technology continuously improving, these books are easy to produce. Customers can now amazingly create characters with their child’s skin tone, hairstyle, eye and hair colour. Young readers are thrilled to see not just their own names in books but their faces also. HarperCollins publishers launched personalised books last year featuring their Noddy character. They plan to offer similar books based on other brands featuring pre-school TV favourites such as Fifi and the Flowertots and Roary the Racing Car in time for Christmas.
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