Media Reviews & Press Information
We've collected some reviews of our personalised children's books, written by journalists, bloggers, and influencers.
| Name | Extract |
|---|---|
| Motherhood: The Real Deal | "Every now and then a book comes along to which your children’s response is so precious you want to capture and hold on tightly to it forever. That book has become known as The Penguin Party in our household." |
| Mum Muddling Through | "As Tigs skips off happily on the beach with Mummy and Daddy, this book filled me up with emotion as Tigs, snuggled up and ready for bed soaked up every word – gripped by the joy of hearing so many familiar names along the way" |
| Crash Test Mummy | "They offer such a diverse and inclusive range of options (multiple skin and hair colours, hijab and multiple hair styles incl. bald, afro and curls). You can also pick gender-neutral clothes and pronouns." |
| Rachel Bustin | "A lovely story where your child is welcomed into their own special island surrounded by family and friends. It’s well thought out and written with little ones in mind." |
| Laura's Lovely Blog | "This is a gorgeous book and would make a very special gift too. I love the themes with in it and I think it’s a very important message for any child." |
| Chelsea Mamma | "The story is heartwarming, with colourful illustrations and fun descriptions of the penguin characters and their special gifts and Sebby loved seeing the names of friends and family in the book, particularly imagining them as penguins." |
| Single Parent Pessimist | "The book can be about the child's single parent family, step family and two-parent family including same-sex parents." |
| Daddies On A Mission | "The biggest attraction for us was being able to add two Daddies. You can add a Mam and Dad, two Mams, two Dads, Grandparents, Uncles/Aunties etc or names." |
| Muslim Mummy | "What I particularly loved is the inclusivity of the book. Not just allowing the option of the hijab in the book, but also being considerate of other groups, such as single parent families." |
