Share the Love of Reading

 

Valentine’s Day is often associated with significant others and intimate date nights, but Valentine’s Day can be a day for celebrating all kinds of love. Show your children how much you love them by sharing the gift of reading with them, especially when a love of reading can lead to a lifelong love of learning.

One of the best ways to get kids to read is by example. Whatever you do, your kids will want to try, too, therefore as a parent you can set an example in many ways. Let them see you read, whether it be a book or the newspaper. You can also keep books around the house as well. Even materials like magazines, reference books, and even coffee table tomes can help set a precedent – it shows kids that reading is a part of life and it has a place in the home. But another great way to encourage kids to read is to give them some books of their own.

This Valentine’s Day, spread the love with titles that explore what it’s like to care for one another. There are plenty of classic stories about love, friendship and family. We have some titles that are perfect for this time such as “God’s Special Gifts to Me” and “God Loves Me” that can help kids feel accepted, reminding them that they have a place and purpose in the world. These personalized books make the sentiment all the more personal, and that special feeling can last a lifetime. “God’s Special Gifts to Me” can help remind kids that we are all God’s children and that He made us and loves us. This personalized story book can act as a reminder of the many blessings we experience every day and that there is always plenty to be thankful for. “God Loves Me” reminds kids that whether they feel frightened or sad, thankful or glad, that they can talk to God about it through prayer so they never feel alone and are loved.

 

We also have other titles that appeal to many interests (such as your classic couple love stories) such as the Disney Princesses books, Aladdin, Pocahontas so there is sure to be a perfect book out there for your little one. In celebration of Valentine’s Day, we are offering a 15% off discount to help you give the gift of love and reading. Use coupon code LOVE17-OFF expiring February 28, 2017.

Personalized Publications Bring Home Esteemed Awards and Recognition

Terrance the Giraffe custom book
Being different is not a bad thing, and our award-winning personalized book “Terrance the Giraffe” can help kids learn to better understand themselves. This special personalized book has just achieved the 2015 award from The Family Choice Awards. The Family Choice Awards is renowned for recognizing only the best products, services and resources that are available to families. This 2015 awards program was the 19th of The Family Choice Awards and is one of the most renowned programs for families in the country.
Terrance the Giraffe is a personalized story that sets kids on a personal journey with Terrance who is having a hard time. Because Terrance is different, he has had to deal with teasing and bullying. Your child will join Terrance on his journey to self-acceptance and confidence. Not only does Terrance the Giraffe provide a likeable character that kids can relate to, but they can sympathize and empathize with Terrance as well. This emotional story can help teach kids not to tease others, that everyone is different and that there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Where Do Dreams Come From?
We also received the Mom’s Choice Awards® (MCA) for our personalized book Where Do Dreams Come From? The Mom’s Choice Awards boasts a panel of esteemed judges that come from a variety of backgrounds – including educators, doctors, scientists, media experts, artists, business professionals, authors, and of course parents, just to name a few – that look for quality products that appeal to children and families, bestowing their esteemed award to quality products and services. Where Do Dreams Come From? sends kids on an adventure that is sure to expand their imagination. In this journey, kids will travel to Dream Land where they will learn how dreams are made. In Dream Land, they learn all about the fairies that work hard at what they call “the dream machine” to create happy dreams that are delivered to children around the world.

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Why Personalized Children’s Books?

SHARE THE LOVE OF READING!

Personalized books, such as those made by KD Novelties, can get kids excited about sharing their books and their enthusiasm for reading.

  
Personalized Reading
Books have quite a bit of competition when it comes to vying for kids’ attention. While there are so many toys and new kinds of technology that can distract kids from sitting down and enjoying a good book, that doesn’t mean that books have lost their power. Books are still a popular pastime for many children and adults, and even the proliferation of e-books has reinvigorated a love of reading both print and digital media for many people. But when someone is passionate or excited about a new book or story, they are likely to want to share it with others. Children are encouraged to share and are often inspired to share new toys and games with friends when something captures their imagination. A book can absolutely have the same power.
Personalized books have been known to grab the attention of children, especially children who are reluctant readers. When they see their picture inserted into the book and read about their fantastic adventures, they grow an interest in books as well as reading. These sorts of books are great gateways to a lifelong love of reading. And if a child is excited about a story that features themselves and their face, they are likely to want to regale their friends with their adventures. Kids influence other kids, friends especially. Encourage them to share their enthusiasm for books or reading, even a personalized book about themselves, with their friends and siblings. Friends may be just as interested and excited to see a book featuring one of their close buddies or their brother or sister, and it may inspire them to read on their own or have a book just like it. 
When kids share books, they are not only sharing an activity, they are building relationships with others and they are building a relationship with reading.

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