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πŸ“œ Names for your story

Need a name for a dragon, a robot or a pirate ship? Each page has thirty-six names written by hand for Peabody: twelve that sound strong, twelve soft and twelve silly, with a speaker to hear how they sound. Any name fits any hero, so pick the one that makes you smile.

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Using a name in a story

Say the name out loud first: a good name is easy to shout across a playground and fun to read in a story. Then give it a title, like the Brave or the Cloud-Chaser, and one thing the hero wants. That is enough to start writing, or to take the hero on a First Adventure quest. Strong names suit a hero who stands firm, soft names suit a gentle one, and silly names suit a story that is meant to make someone laugh.

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