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Author William Ash created the Camilions children fantasy with three objectives in mind. The first objective was to create Camilions as a fantasy that is designed for children photo personalization. The second objective was to create an entertaining fantasy world and characters that allow young children to enjoy a rich story. The third objective was to create stories that left children with a good message as well as educational values.

What is a Camilion?

Camilions are "disguise masters," little creatures that love to be social and make new friends. Friendship, above all, is what Camilions need to be truly happy. You've never seen a Camilion as they are almost always in disguise. They have learned how to disguise themselves and blend into their environment to avoid danger. Camilions live deep in the forest where they never saw people. Now that so much forest has been cut down to build more houses, people live much closer to the wilderness areas where Camilions live. For this reason, Camilions have become very curious about these strange creatures called “people.” However, they are mostly interested in children, because Camilions like to have fun and children laugh and play more than grown-ups.

Camilions are very bright. By watching human people they have learned to talk. But to really know about people, Camilions need to make friends with them. So, Camilions are looking for good friends to show them around and teach them about what people do. Camilions know that their new friends will learn and have fun with them too. They may even get to dress up in some of the Camilion’s costumes—the ones that come from their special disguise packs.

Camilions society has chosen two of its friendliest members, Wentzel and Bo, to try and make friends with human children and learn about humans.  Wentzel and Bo are extremely excited about their mission, however they must be careful to follow the strict Camilion rules:

• Camilions can only be seen by one person at a time and should never be seen by adult humans.
  
  
• Camilions can only make one new friend at a time, and then they must spend the day with the new friend.
  
  
• Camilions may share their special disguises with their  new friends.