Do you have Personalized Book From Disneyshopping?

[Kerlynne]

Hi, silly question for you guys! lol
I would like to get my son one of those personalized books from Disney Shopping .com
I was hoping someone had one and can tell me if where they ask if you want to put in a "friend" if I could have them print "mommy" there, or will that not sound right.
I'm also wondering if you decide not to add a friend what do they do instead? Is it "Childs name", & “friend" found Nemo; so by omitting that name doesn't matter?

Thanks!

 

[MickeyMom2Boys]

We have the CARS one for my DS5 and I used his little brother's name as his friend - that way it would kind of be for both of them. The main child is definitely printed throughout the book more than the "friend". There are just a few occasional references to the "friend". In the CARS book, the child is a reporter interviewing Lightning McQueen about the big race. The "friend" is a photographer. I don't remember the story word for word, but I think "Mommy" would have sounded fine in his. It's a really cute book - much longer than I expected it to be (but still not so long that they lose interest before it's over) and they love to hear their names as part of the story.

HTH!

 

[tzolkin]

My sister got them for my kids last Christmas. They have the fairies, princess, and pirates ones. The girls' books have 3 names (main DD, other DD, and cousin), but in the pirates one she put DS's name, Uncle John, and Daddy as the characters. It sounds fine in the story.

I don't know what they would put if you left off a friend. The friends are in separate lines from the main child, so they will have to fill it in with something. Maybe they would just insert a character from the real story, but I really don't know. I would just put mommy. That would be more fun, especially if you're reading it together.