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€39.99 Hardback · 33 pages
The book where your little one is the hero: their face in the illustrations and their name in the title.
One morning, the sky over the city turns black: Doctor Storm wants to switch off the sun for ever. Your little one puts on their cape and mask and flies into action: they catch a bus falling off a bridge, rescue a kitten, stop a giant robot and bring the sun back to the city. That night, at dinner, they give a little wink. Nobody knows their secret.
A girl? The story calls her a “heroine”.
This is the book of Pablo, a sample child. Your little one's will be just the same, with their own face and name.
Pablo seemed an ordinary child, you'd agree,
but he kept a BIG secret… shhh! Soon you'll see.
One morning, all at once, the sky turned black:
Doctor Storm's thunder machine had come to attack!
“HA, HA, HA!” he roared. “This city is MINE!
Not by night, not by day, will the sun ever shine!”
Pablo saw the storm and said with a frown:
“A job for a hero! No storm will take my town!”
One spin, two spins, three… he twirled and twirled,
and in a cape and mask, he lit up the world!
SUPER PABLO had arrived, so strong and so fast:
the city's hero, brave as a lion, here at last!
He bent his knees and jumped… and WHOOSH! Up high,
between the skyscrapers he flew, fastest in the sky!
A lightning bolt split the great bridge right in two,
and a bus hung over the darkness… oh, what to do?
With one hand, SUPER PABLO held it still,
then set every passenger down safe – what skill!
“Hooray, SUPER PABLO!” the people cheered with glee.
But the storm kept on growing, as big as could be!
High on a crane, a tiny kitten cried.
“I've got you, little one!” he said – a gentle glide.
Then – BOOM, BOOM, BOOM! – the street began to shake:
Doctor Storm's robot wanted everything to break!
SUPER PABLO stood his ground, come what may:
“Stop right there, robot! Not in my city, no way!”
He flew around its legs, a long rope in his hand:
one loop, two loops… all tied up, it couldn't stand!
The robot wobbled, tripped, and… KA-THUMP!
It fell on its bottom in the square with a giant BUMP!
SUPER PABLO pressed the red OFF button – BEEP!
And the robot slumped and snored, fast asleep.
“GRRR!” roared Doctor Storm from his airship. “Enough!
My thunder machine will teach you – now it gets rough!”
SUPER PABLO flew into the heart of the storm,
dodging lightning bolts of every shape and form.
He grabbed the thunder machine and held on tight,
then bent it like a pretzel with all his might!
The machine sputtered: PFFF! CRACK! BANG! No more rain!
The black clouds drifted off… goodbye, hurricane!
He carried Doctor Storm, tied up and grumbling loud,
straight down to the police – no villain allowed!
And out came the sun again, golden and bright,
with a giant rainbow over the city – what a sight!
The mayor gave him a medal of shining gold,
and the city cheered: “Our hero, so brave and bold!”
“Until next time, city!” he said, and off he flew,
leaving a red trail as the sunset shone through!
Through the window he slipped, without a peep,
and smiled in silence: his secret, his to keep!
“What did you do today?” Dad asked. “Anything new?”
“Nothing special…” said Pablo, winking, mid-chew!
In bed by the window he gave a sleepy sigh:
the city slept… till tomorrow! Bye-bye!
If anyone needs help, you know who'll be there:
SUPER PABLO, the bravest hero anywhere!
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Photo → character is the real transformation. The cover is a sample book that's already been printed: your little one's will have their own face and name.
Free preview with their photo · the book 39,99 € only if you love it
📖 Hardback 20×20 cm · 33 illustrated pages · printed and delivered to your door
🎁 Is it a gift? All you need is one photo of the child: ask their parents for it on WhatsApp.
Your little one discovers they're a superhero: in cape and mask, they save a bus, rescue a kitten, switch off Doctor Storm's giant robot and bring the sun back to the city. And at dinner, a wink: nobody knows their secret.
A book to keep: hardback, thick paper and their name on the cover.
Want to give it as a gift? All you need is a photo of the child: just ask their parents on WhatsApp.
Before you pay, you see their cover with their face: if you're not convinced, change the photo and we'll have another go, for free. On top of that, a real person checks every page before printing and, if you don't like how it's turned out, we'll remake it for free.
For little ones aged 2 to 8: short rhyming lines to read aloud together, or for older children to read on their own.
If you order today, it arrives on Thursday 29 October. We check it by hand, print it in hardback and send it with tracking: 7 to 9 working days.
It's used to create their character, and we keep it for 30 days to check the likeness. After that it's deleted automatically, and you can ask us to delete it sooner. It's never used to train AI.
In Super Hero Saves the City your little one discovers they're a superhero: in cape and mask, they save a bus, rescue a kitten, shut down Doctor Storm's giant robot and bring the sun back to the city. And at dinner, a wink: nobody knows their secret. Every page is illustrated from their photo, with their face, their hair and their name in the text.
It's a gift for superhero-loving boys and girls aged 2 to 8: for a girl, the story calls her a heroine. You can order it in English, Spanish or Catalan.
Here's how it works: upload a clear, front-facing photo and in about two minutes you'll see their character and the real cover, for free. Only if you love it do you order it, for €39.99: a 20×20 cm hardback with 33 illustrated pages, checked page by page by a real person and printed to order. Delivery anywhere in Spain costs €4.99 (free on book orders of €50 or more) and it usually arrives in 7 to 9 working days. The photo is deleted after 30 days and is never used to train AI.
It's for children aged 2 to 8. The sentences are short and rhyming, and the adventure (the bus, the kitten, the giant robot) is a particular hit with 3- to 6-year-olds.
Yes: the story adapts to your child's gender, so she becomes the city's heroine, with her face and her name.
It's really your child: the character is created from their photo, and before you pay you see their character and the cover for free, so you can check the likeness.
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