Character Questionnaire

You can now dedicate your personalized novel to the lucky recipient, as well as select from a variety of special messages! Type in the recipient's name exactly as you wish it to appear (40 characters or fewer), then the name of the gift giver (usually your own name). Finally, choose your dedication message from the drop-down box. (The default message is "Much Love." Don't want any? Choose "No Message.")

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We personalize our paperback front covers and the first pages of our hard covers, and they look absolutely stunning! Just think of your personalized novel on the bookshelf or coffee table with your heroine and/or hero's name highlighted in big bold letters. Additionally, if you choose to have a photo added to the back cover for paperbacks and hardcover editions, the names selected will also be included on the back cover. With eBook editions the names will appear under the photo displayed on the second page of the book.

Note: all names will be taken from the top sections of the Character Questionnaire.

Our main character is a smart but cold-hearted and stingy old man. During the story, the spirits of Christmas help defrost his icy heart.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Tom versus Thomas (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as LeBron).

Last name - only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as DeNovo).

For eye color - many people select 'gray' for colors in between blue/green. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

For hair color - many people select 'light brown' for colors in between brown/blonde. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

Personalize as many names and features as possible. Can't think of a name? Use celebrities or historical figures to add to the fun! Or leave the default value and we'll use the original name.

Scrooge's hard-working, underpaid clerk is a warm, loving husband and father who tries to think the best of his mean-spirited boss.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Tom versus Thomas (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as LeBron).

Last name - only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as DeNovo).

For eye color - many people select 'gray' for colors in between blue/green. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

For hair color - many people select 'light brown' for colors in between brown/blonde. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

Bob's sickly youngest son is selfless and hopeful. His poor health and poverty mean he could die if Scrooge doesn't help. In the book he'll be called "Tiny (first name)." (You might not wish to personalize this character, due to his grave illness.)

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Tom versus Thomas (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as LeBron).

This lighthearted, friendly young man is Scrooge's nephew. He cheerfully seeks to improve his relationship with his uncle, who resents him for marrying for love, not money.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Tom versus Thomas (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as LeBron).

Last name - only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as DeNovo).

For eye color - many people select 'gray' for colors in between blue/green. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

For hair color - many people select 'light brown' for colors in between brown/blonde. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

Bob Cratchit's young daughter, who helps her mother with the chores. She is full of holiday cheer.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Cathy versus Catherine (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as BriAnna.

The oldest Cratchit child is a bright, compassionate young woman already working as a housemaid to help her father support their impoverished family.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Cathy versus Catherine (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as BriAnna.

For eye color - many people select 'gray' for colors in between blue/green. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

For hair color - many people select 'light brown' for colors in between brown/blonde. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

The oldest Cratchit son. This diligent, ambitious boy (probably under sixteen) is anxious to earn a living and help his family.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Tom versus Thomas (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, such as LeBron).