It's bedtime and time for all little monsters to be tucked up into bed... but wait! Oh no, Nibbles! You're supposed to read bedtime stories, not eat them!
Follow Nibbles as he chomps his way through these entertaining and adorable books!
Emma Yarlett graduated with honors in illustration from University College Falmouth in 2011. Her other work includes a nonfiction book by Julia Donaldson and animation for the Waterstones Children’s Book Award.
I love the Nibbles series of books and Nibbles: The Bedtime Book is just as good, if not slightly more entertaining, than the previous books. In this story, Nibbles should be tucked up in bed ready for sleep but he’s escaped, again.
It is the job of the reader to find Nibbles as he hides in different places including other books within this book.
For anyone who doesn’t know Nibbles is a mischievous monster who likes to eat his way through the pages and get up to all sorts of things. In this book, he is ruining fairy tales whilst trying to stay out of bed.
I think it was a genius idea to put short fairy tale versions of books, including Cinderella within the book and have Nibbles hide within them. The story is very amusing and I can see children giggling along.
Nibbles: The Bedtime Book is a fabulous, fun book that is enjoyable the whole way through and will keep children interested and amused over and over again.
Los cuentos de Ñac-Ñac son asiduos en la mesilla de noche de mi hijo ¡Le encantan! Son muy divertidos, llenos de solapas y con un monstruito encantador como protagonista.
Muy recomendables para acompañar a los más pequeños en la lectura. ¡Se lo pasarán en grande!
Sympa mais vraiment moins bien fait que Glouton le croqueur de livres sur le plan narratif. Et le choix des contes croqués ??? d'où sortent-ils? qu'apportent-ils? pas terrible...