Penwizard have launched a personalised World Cup Book where you can play alongside your favourite England players and even score the winning goal for your country.
Star in your own personalised World Cup adventure by simply adding your name, choosing your country and personalising the illustration so you appear in the words and pictures playing alongside top footballers. In this personalised book you meet Fabio Capello as he prepares for the big match and decides that you’ll play for England alongside team players like Rooney and Lampard. You’ll take a crucial pass and score the winning goal for England in the final of the World Cup!
Create an avatar by personalising the illustrations, including hair style and colour, skin tone with an additional option to include glasses or beard. Choose your country from a list of top football teams including; England,Brazil, Spain, Argentina, Italy, Germany, Holland and France. You can play for any team, as Penwizard allows you to create any Football strip by choosing the shirt style and colour along with sock and shorts colour from the wide range of options available.
Penwizard personalised World Cup book NOW Available at www.penwizard.co.uk.
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