Bedtime Stories with My Twins & Lost My Name Book Review (Kingdom Of You) 

There is always a special time of the day for me and that is bedtime with my five year old twin girls. It’s that quiet time, cuddles and a bedtime story.

What particularly makes my bedtime story special is actually having twins. I get to sit on the bed with R and M cuddled up to either side of me quietly listening to a story of their choosing.

About nine months ago, I was sent the incredible intergalactic journey home book by the publishers, Lost My Name for the girls and they recently approached me to review their new book, Kingdom Of You, and I instantly said yes. My twins loved the first book so much, I saw no reason they wouldn’t love this book as well.

The Kingdom of You is another brilliant way of taking your child on their own journey, making them the centre of the story. You get to name the kingdom and wow, their name appears like magic everywhere. You can include their favourite characters which is perfect for my five year old twin girls because R loves superheroes and M loves princesses. You can also pick dinosaurs and it’s brilliant how the story changes to suit your child.

You can also pick a mouth watering treat which includes monster pizza. Then you can pick a character that resembles your child the best. This all makes for a perfect story for your children that is completely individual to them. It’s exciting to watch their faces light up when they see their name all over the story.

Lost my Name books have a wonderful idea to personalise to your child’s character and personality. When ordering you are asked to input details about your child. Lost my name have come up with yet another winner with Kingdom of Me.

It’s a perfect gift because if you are an aunt or uncle or grandparent that lives far away and can’t be there for those special days like birthdays or Christmas this is perfect to show them you are thinking of them and making it a very personal present.

It’s very reasonably priced at £19.99 +free shipping and for a small cost it can come in a envelope that your child can open. You can purchase a copy of lost my name Kingdom Of You here