A Perfect Cuddle

by Dee Shulman, Sue Porter (Illustrator)

Children can help search for a baby's toy by peeking under the flaps.

10 pages, Board Book

First published April 1, 2000

About the author

Dee studied English at York University, and Illustration at Harrow School of Art. She began her career in magazines, book-jackets, cartoon strips and pop-video storyboards, and started writing for children when her own children were small. In spite of a diet of gummy bears and sherbet fountains her children have insisted on growing up - so her characters have had to grow up with them, and now even they refuse to do what they’re told!

Reviews

[Viridiana Rico · Rating 4 out of 5]

A perfect cuddle is a book that uses sensory. A child has to lift in order to see what is hidden under the page sort of like a peek-a-boo. The genders in this book is a boy and a girl which means every child can relate to the story because they love to cuddle with a teddy bear or blanket which helps them sleep at night. We can talk about how they should sleep early to get a good night sleep, and they shouldn't be scared of the dark.