5 Minute Tales - Bedtime Stories: Young Story Time

· Igloo Books Ltd
4.3
6.24K reviews
eBook
48
Pages

About this eBook

This wonderful collection of snoozy stories is ideal for a quick read before bedtime. Meet a sheep who can't sleep, a lonely night owl and some naughty aliens who just want to play. Full of fun and adventure, these short and sweet tales are ideal to snuggle up with!

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4.3
6.24K reviews
A Google user
21 June 2014
My cuz didn't want to sleep and it was his 5th birthday so he had to get some rest before the birthday party. Then I read him a story from the app (The Snoogle Race) and then he felt he had his own adventure and went to sleep.
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Kablia Thao-Vang
16 May 2018
This book tells a story about some alien kids playing and racing in the outer space at time making noises and disturbing the other planets and stars so the Moon stopped them and told them to go to sleep and will be able to play again in the morning. Great story to put kids to sleep.
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Simon Bloom (SimeeBee)
16 January 2016
It's not *that* often that my 3yr old daughter, 2yr old son AND their 6yr old brother agree on what they all enjoy when it comes to...most things (as any parent/grandparent etc. of young siblings will undoubtedly know! ).. BUT this small collection of short bedtime stories seems to somehow hit the spot. Ideal for the imaginations of sleepy pre/early primary schoolers as they slip off to Dreamland. [As another (more famous) Simon says, "It's a yes from me" 😀] Recommended! 5*
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