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LionStory is Providing a Personalized Book for Children that Stars them as Main Hero in Adventures with Om Nom

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
April 13, 2021
in Lifestyle
Reading Time: 2 mins read

LionStory is providing a service to create a personalized book for a child on the basis of a theme of a popular game. It facilitates parents to cast their child as the main hero in “Adventures with Om Nom”.

The main motive of launching this personalized Om Nom book service is to engage children in reading books with love. LionStory is allowing the creation of personalized books for kids to nurture the love of reading. The personalized book service is based on the hero of a popular game, “Cut the Rope”.

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LionStory came into effect in Barcelona in 2019 and now it has a global team of talented people to yield creative products & inspiring content. It has introduced its first three books on sale in the current year. LionStory makes efforts to enrich the storyline and help kids discover the world of fun.

It facilitates parents to make a custom book with their child’s name and avatar. The process of creating a personalized book with their child as the main hero is really simple. The personalized book with Om Nom, a cure green monster from “Cut the rope” games and “Om Nom Stories” animated series allows, allows children to dive into Om Nom adventures.

Through this personalized book, children can remember what they read. Moreover, they get to learn new things with love and they gain a strong command over spellings & meanings. It can be a perfect gift for children and it is also a great means for parents to build a strong bonding with them.

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