It’s a good thing children are so cute, because they can be awfully self-centered. They may not yet know any better, but that doesn’t make it any less tiring to listen to their requests day in and day out. And even after they’ve moved past the me-centric toddler stage, they’re still pretty enamored of anything that’s all about them.

Fortunately, ImagiTales has a way to indulge those self-possessed tendencies while teaching children about themselves and others. They’ve created a series of personalized children’s books with titles such as “Around the House”, “Going to the Doctor”, and “If I Were A Shape” - available as e-books or paperbacks and at two different levels (beginner and standard). But the feature most likely to impress the kids? Seeing their own faces peeking out from the pages of a book that’s all about them.

We’ve got ten bloggers who’ve received personalized copies of ImagiTales and will be offering their feedback over the next two weeks. Check out their reviews - maybe your little Narcissus could use an ImagiTale too.

Friday, 8/3 - Formula Fed and Flexible Parenting
Monday, 8/6 - Cheese Party
Tuesday, 8/7 - Domestic Diva
Wednesday, 8/8 - Karianna
Thursday, 8/9 - 24/7
Friday, 8/10 - Little Bird Reviews
Monday, 8/13 - Creature Bug
Tuesday, 8/14 - Mid-Campaign Post on PBN
Wednesday, 8/15 - Mom to the Screaming Masses
Thursday, 8/16 - Toddler Planet
Friday, 8/17 - Suburban Oblivion
Tuesday, 8/21 - Round-Up Review on PBN