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Discover the magical tale of the one and only Rumpelstiltskin by Ladybird
- Your chosen name appears on the cover
- Write a special message on the title page
- Features original Ladybird artwork
- Written in Ladybird’s large, clear script
- Available as a hardback and measures 12.6 x 17.8cm
Rumpelstiltskin is one of history’s most peculiar tales, popular amongst children and grownups for its mischievous antagonist and unlikely story. Filled with weird and wonderful adventures, this classic Rumpelstiltskin Ladybird book is retold by Vera Southgate, recounting all the glorious details of the original Brothers Grimm story…
Filled to the brim with original Ladybird artwork, this classic story mirrors the style of a Ladybird easy reading book, written in large clear script. The book is a nostalgic treat for grownups and will equally appeal to young readers too as the cover features the individual’s name and a special message on the inside page. The recipient’s name is especially embedded throughout the artwork for the perfect personalised touch to this timeless gift.
How To Personalise Your Rumpelstiltskin Book
Personalise with any name up to 12 characters which will appear on the cover of the book and throughout the illustrations. Add a message of 2 lines, up to 40 characters per line which will appear on the opening page. Check your personalisation: accents and other symbols cannot be used unless otherwise stated.
ISBN 978-1-78271-190-2