For the kid who's sure his toys wake up at night
At midnight he shrinks to toy size — and grows into a hero.
When the house goes to sleep, the toy box opens onto a whole kingdom: castles built from blocks, bridges made of train track, and toy soldiers waiting for their leader. In this book, your son shrinks to the size of his toys and leads them on a quest to find the king's missing crown. It's a cozy bedtime adventure that ends with a small lesson parents love: a tidy room keeps the kingdom safe.
- For ages 3 to 7
- 28 full-color pages, 20×20 cm (8×8 in) hardcover
- Review the digital proof before we print
- Upload a photo and your child becomes the illustrated hero
New · FreeSee your child as the hero on the cover before you order- 1Type their name
- 2Add a photo
- 3See their book
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What's the story?
At midnight, your son shrinks to the size of his toys and tumbles into the toy box — straight into the Toy Kingdom, where the king's crown has gone missing. He leads the toy soldiers, a brave rubber duck and a sleepy teddy bear through block castles and over train-track bridges until the crown is found. Then he wakes up in his own bed, remembering one thing: a tidy room keeps the kingdom safe.
How is the book personalized?
Send us your child's name and a clear photo of their face. We turn the photo into an illustrated character who appears on every page, and print their name on the cover and throughout the story. You'll get a PDF of the full book within 24 hours of ordering to review with us. Nothing goes to print until you approve it.
Size & quality
Glossy hardcover, 20×20 cm (about 8×8 in), printed in high resolution on thick 170 gsm paper that stands up to little fingers. Our print partner holds an international quality certification.
Shipping & delivery
We print and ship within 2–4 business days, and delivery takes 10–14 days. Shipping is free to every destination.
When your child leads the toys
Every child suspects their toys wake up when the lights go out. This book gives that idea a shape and a name: your son's name is the leader's name, and his face is the one the soldiers, the duck and the teddy follow. Once he's been the hero among his own toys, the toy box in his room becomes a place for stories, not just clutter.
Tidying up, from inside the story
The story doesn't end with a lecture. It ends with something the hero figures out for himself: scattered toys wear the kingdom out, and a tidy room keeps it safe. That way, putting toys away at night can become part of the adventure instead of one more bedtime battle.
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Questions about “Kingdom of Toys”
Is the story too scary for a little one?
Not at all. The whole adventure happens in a warm night-light glow, his companions are toys he already knows, and the story ends quietly in his own bed — which makes it a natural fit for bedtime.
What kind of photo do you need?
A clear photo of the face in natural light is all it takes — a phone photo is perfect. Avoid dark photos or ones where the face is turned to the side. If the photo won't work, we'll tell you and ask for another before we start.
Can I add a dedication on the first page?
Yes. Write us the dedication you'd like — a line or a paragraph — and we'll print it on the first page in elegant type. It's the page parents come back to years later.
What language is the book in?
English — short, warm sentences made for reading aloud, with your child's name on the cover and throughout the story. You'll see the cover in the free preview, and the whole book in the proof before we print.
What if I don't love the book?
We don't print anything until you've seen the digital proof and approved it. And if your printed book arrives with a printing defect, we'll reprint and ship it again for free.
