The Sleepysaurus: A Read Aloud Bedtime Story for Kids Who Love Stories & Dinosaurs – For Helping Children Fall to Sleep

by Jennifer Carter

Does your child struggle to fall asleep easily? Then this story about a dinosaur who struggles to fall asleep might be just the thing that they need to help them fall asleep themselves. It's a relaxing story about a dinosaur who wants to fall asleep, but can't until he's had a bedtime story. He visits each of his dinosaur friends, asking them to read him a bedtime story - until finally he finds one who will read him a story. If your child loves dinosaurs, they'll love this dinosaur bedtime story - and you'll love it, as the repetitive nature of the story can help them relax, ready for sleep.

14 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 28, 2018

About the author

Jennifer is the author of several Christian titles that reflect her deep passion for those living through challenging times and building the local church.

With a heart for encouraging others through Scripture, her books invite readers to explore the power of faith, hope, and purpose—especially in life's most challenging seasons.

Jennifer is a proud mother of three grown children and a joyful grandmother to ten. She divides her time between a peaceful beachside apartment in the south of England and a cozy country cottage in Sweden—both of which inspire her writing and provide space for reflection and creativity.

Reviews

[Hannah Kotch · Rating 5 out of 5]

My youngest (3) is in love with this Audiobook. We listen to it almost everynight for bedtime. It used to put him to sleep ever night before it was over. But i think we need a new one soon because despite him still asking for it every night he only gets him to bed about 1/4 of the time now. Still totally worth the few dollars for fightfree bedtime for 4 months. Hopefull we get another audiobook in this series soon because none of the other ones I found have workes this well for us.

[Stormy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Really fun to listen to

[Bo Doyle · Rating 1 out of 5]

Keep looking! Not worth it!

This is a little more then a couple of paragraphs strung together in a very weak form. Amazon should remove this, it's something a 5th grader would write. Is there a way I can get a refund?