Mila
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Book details
Published as Toothy and the Sugarbugs
A wobbly tooth, a plush friend who goes everywhere, and the fuzzy Sugarbugs who move in whenever something sweet is left behind
You'll review the details again before finalizing your order.
A Löwenbuch is a personally designed picture book, printed and posted to you — with your own child inside the story rather than a stranger's.
4 sample spreads, shown with the text as it will be printed.
Tap the characters to hear them, and watch every spread move — the foam wave, the chair that rides up, and the new tooth that is not borrowed.
No two copies alike
You make these choices when you order. Each one changes the printed pages, the illustrations and the voices you hear in the app.
These roles are cast from your own family. You choose who each one is and, depending on the level, upload a photo and a short voice recording when you order.
child
Gender
The name the book calls them
mother
Gender
The name the book calls them
Rex goes everywhere in this book — to the bathroom shelf, to the museum, into the dentist's chair and to bed. His teeth get brushed on spread two. Choose which toy that is, or send a photo of your child's own.
Bunny
Elephant
Lion cub
Teddy bear
Plush dinosaur
The cream top under the dungarees is striped, and it is the pyjama top at night. Soft coral is what the book is drawn in.
Soft coral
Teal green
Mustard yellow
Deep pine green
Sage green
The pyjama trousers the child wears at night, under the same striped top worn as pyjamas. Mustard yellow is what the book is drawn in — pick whatever you like, it no longer has to match the daytime dungarees.
Which size and binding your copy is printed in. You choose it on the order form.
The language your copy is printed in, and read aloud in.
A few words of your own, printed inside your copy — or leave blank.
You write this one yourself.
The sample pages above show the marked choice. Yours can show any of them.
After the last page
Bound into the back of every copy: pages to use together once the story is over, and a page written for the grown-up who read it.
Start personalizingShown here in part. These pages are printed in full in every copy.
Three things to try, with a grown-up.
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Brushing at this age is still an adult job with a child taking part, not a child's job with an adult watching. Twice a day, and the one before bed is the one that matters most…
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