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Bubsimouse says Good Night - Bedtime stories for kids - cover

Bubsimouse says Good Night - Bedtime stories for kids

Siegfried Freudenfels

Editorial: BookRix

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Sinopsis

"Bubsimouse says good night" lovingly accompanies the child to sleep. The short bedtime story with the wonderful hand-drawn pictures gives your child a pleasant feeling during the important bedtime ritual at the end of the day. In the story, little Bubsimouse visits the friendly animals and says "Good night" to them in a nice way. Pedagogically, the book conveys important values such as friendship and helpfulness. The book is the perfect sleep aid for children from kindergarten to primary school age. The author attaches great importance to positive and child-friendly content. Let the children's eyes shine.

"Fantastic bedtime stories for kids"
"A wonderful way to say good night to the child"
"A cute sleep aid"
Disponible desde: 09/02/2019.

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