Twenty at Bedtime by Mark Sperring

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Happy Monday! On tour with The Children’s Book Review and author Mark Sperring is a wonderful children’s series showing that you don’t always have to count sheep to fall asleep.

About the Book: Twenty Unicorns at Bedtime:

Who wants to count sheep when you can count pretty, prancing UNICORNS?

This rollicking, rhyming bedtime story with unicorns on every page is a fun and easy way for children to practice counting — and is sure to become a favorite part of every family’s bedtime routine.

Step into a world of adventure and wonder with the Twenty at Bedtime series, featuring Twenty Unicorns at Bedtime and other delightful stories with cute, cuddly characters that both children and parents will look forward to snuggling up with at the end of every day.

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About the Book: Twenty Dinosaurs at Bedtime:

Who wants to count sheep when you can count stomping, roaring DINOSAURS?

This rollicking, rhyming bedtime story with dinosaurs on every page is a fun and easy way for children to practice counting — and is sure to become a favorite part of every family’s bedtime routine.

Step into a world of adventure and wonder with the Twenty at Bedtime series, featuring Twenty Dinosaurs at Bedtime and other delightful stories with cute, cuddly characters that both children and parents will look forward to snuggling up with at the end of every day.

Amazon

Bookshop

Barnes and Noble

Dover Publications


About the Book Twenty Elves at Bedtime:

Who wants to count sheep when you can count busy, boisterous North Pole ELVES?

This rollicking, rhyming bedtime story with elves on every page is a fun and easy way for children to practice counting — and is sure to become a favorite part of every family’s bedtime routine.

Step into a world of adventure and wonder with the Twenty at Bedtime series, featuring Twenty Elves at Bedtime and other delightful stories with cute, cuddly characters that both children and parents will look forward to snuggling up with at the end of every day.

Amazon

Bookshop

Barnes and Noble

Dover Publications

Review:

This series is perfect for preschool age kids. Each book is colorful, cute, and fun. The Elves book is perfect for the holiday season coming up. The Dinosaurs book is perfect for dino lovers and educational at the same time because it identifies twenty dinosaurs to help your little one learn about them. The Unicorn book is perfect for lovers of the mythical creatures (and they are so cute!). Kids will love this series because the fun characters and it is a great start to read book for younger readers just learning to read. I can’t say enough great things about this series and it is one you definitely want to try out if you have not ready.


Giveaway:

Twenty Minutes at Bedtime: Book Giveaway 


About the Author:

Mark Sperring is the creator of several bestselling children’s book series and has more than 45 books in print. Author of The Naughty Naughty Baddies, Hot Dog, Four Silly Skeletons, and many, many more, Mark is influenced by all things wonderful. He hopes to one day borrow Max’s boat and go and live with the Wild Things. Until then, he resides in Bristol, UK.

 

About the Illustrator:

Tim Budgen is a freelance illustrator who can usually be found with a pencil in one hand and a sketchbook in the other. Illustrator of When You Adopt a… picture book series and Little Shark, Big Shark for Random House’s Step into Reading Series, Tim has also published many whimsical works with Scholastic, Simon & Schuster, Disney/Lucas Films, Highlights, and others. Tim lives by the sea on Hayling Island, UK, with his wife and their pets, Baxter and Alfie.

 


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