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Pip the Gnome´s Bedtime
Admar Kwant
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Description for Pip the Gnome´s Bedtime
Board book. .
Pip the gnome sits with his friends mouse, rabbit and squirrel to watch the sunset. One by one, Pip's friends go to sleep: the mouse in her bed under a tree root, the rabbit in her burrow underground, the squirrel in his cosy hole high in a tree. Pip is sleepy too. Sleep well, Pip. Perfect for bedtime, the soft, colourful illustrations and simple, rhythmic words of this beautiful board book prepare very young children for a peaceful night's sleep.
Pip the gnome sits with his friends mouse, rabbit and squirrel to watch the sunset. One by one, Pip's friends go to sleep: the mouse in her bed under a tree root, the rabbit in her burrow underground, the squirrel in his cosy hole high in a tree. Pip is sleepy too. Sleep well, Pip. Perfect for bedtime, the soft, colourful illustrations and simple, rhythmic words of this beautiful board book prepare very young children for a peaceful night's sleep.
Product Details
Publisher
Floris Books
Publication date
2017
Condition
New
Weight
28g
Number of Pages
12
Format
Board book
Place of Publication
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781782504139
SKU
V9781782504139
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-2
About Admar Kwant
Admar Kwant lives with her husband and two children in the Netherlands, by the edge of a lake. Her family life and love of nature inspire her drawing and painting. She regularly creates illustrations for Educare, a Dutch parenting magazine. She is the author and illustrator of Pip the Gnome and Pip the Gnome and the Christmas Tree, gentle board ... Read more
Reviews for Pip the Gnome´s Bedtime
'This lovely little board book is perfect for helping young children to settle into a bedtime, or nap time, routine... As each animal goes to bed, the background in the pictures moves through the colours of the sunset, evening and night time, which, coupled with the text and its use of such sleepy words as cosy, nestle, curls up, yawns, ... Read more