10 Little Night Stars- Book Review

Book Description

Ten Little Night Stars is a sweet bedtime counting book perfect for the youngest readers. One by one the stars come out in the night sky as cute and cuddly animals go through their bedtime routines. This board book will encourage children to turn the page with interactive and engaging rhyme, and will take them through bath time, story time, and sleep. Written by Deb Gruelle, great-great-grand-niece of Johnny Gruelle, the creator of Raggedy Ann and Andy, Ten Little Night Stars is the perfect bedtime story for parents and children alike.

My Review

Thanks booklook program for sending me this book for free in exchange for an honest opinion. I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% my own.

If you have a preschool or younger child I think this is a great book to add to your library. The story is one that walks through a norma bedtime routine.

My kids who are older did enjoy it as well. My daughter did find the rhymes first and my son was convinced that we do our bedtime routine in the wrong order now. :)

I love the soft board book, the counting on each page is a great skill to practice with the younger ones. I personally also really enjoy the illustrations! Each page is a differet parent/child animal pair. They are adorable!

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