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Flovely Sleep-well-Book - Good night picture book - cover

Flovely Sleep-well-Book - Good night picture book

Siegfried Freudenfels

Publisher: BookRix

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Summary

The "Flovely Sleep-well-Book" is a lovely children's book with a nice design and simple rhymes that can easily be remembered and repeated.Before going to sleep many children like attention, care and a cuddle. This book is the perfect companion for this important ritual at the end of the day.
Clear images in colourful "material design" make the story understandable for small readers and provide a calming effect. The history of the book aims at giving the child a positive feeling of safety. Themes like love, friendship and security are discussed in the book and illustrated with child-friendly pictures.
The story: The sun is slowly setting behind the hills and the hedgehog tells Flovely and her friends a story before bedtime. Then the kids go to bed and sink into the most beautiful dreams. The story goes from dusk till night and reflects the process of falling asleep. The book was developed in collaboration with experienced educators and helps each child to end the day positively and happily.
In short, this is an ideal bedtime book for children from kindergarten to primary school age. This is a beautiful children's book. Flovely presents high quality children's books, which have been developed in cooperation with educators.
Available since: 04/23/2018.

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