Jedi or Sith? Decide You Must!

• Thursday, 29 July 2010

The innovative publishing teams of Penguin and Penwizard have come together to produce the first ever personalised Star Wars™: The Clone Wars™ book. This is the first book to offer Star Wars and Clone Wars fans the opportunity to appear in print alongside their favourite heroes and villains. This personalised book follows the huge success of launch title Peppa Pig: Go to Playgroup in 2009.

The Way of the Warrior is a thrilling story where a customised avatar draws upon all their skills and courage to outwit an evil bounty hunter. To create an avatar, the individual makes a choice between siding with the Republic to become a Jedi or joining the forces of darkness to adopt the guise of a Sith. The book is personalised by selecting facial features along with hair style and colour to create an avatar likeness. The customised character will appear throughout the story alongside iconic figures such as Yoda, Anakin and Count Dooku. If it’s a gift then there’s also an option to include a personal message.

Perfect for The Clone Wars fans of all ages, The Way of the Warrior will be available from August priced £14.99 plus postage and packing. Books are printed and delivered within 7 working days.

Please pre-register your interest at www.penwizard.co.uk/clonewars or contact:

Press Contact:

Kelly Boundy
Penwizard Ltd
T: 01306 876431
E: kelly@penwizard.co.uk

Notes to Editor:

About Penwizard

Penwizard Ltd was established in 2004 and is considered the market leader in creating print on demand stories in which you can star in your own adventure. Penwizard currently provides personalised publishing for some of the biggest characters in children’s licensing including Fifi, Roary and Noddy. Penwizard’s personalised Noddy book won a British book design award.

About Penguin

Penguin was established in 1935 and is one of the world’s leading consumer publishing businesses. Penguin publishing comprises the following imprints: Allen Lane, Fig Tree, Hamish Hamilton, Michael Joseph, Penguin, Penguin Classics, Puffin, Viking, Ladybird, Sunbird, Frederick Warne and BBC Children’s Books. Penguin has offices in 15 countries and is part of the international media company Pearson.

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