by Caroline Nastro
illustrated by Vanya Nastanlieva
age range:
NorthSouth Books
It's
winter and despite his mother and brothers sleep, Bear can't sleep. He
watches the leaves fall, and the snow to cover everything, but he still
can't sleep. He decides to look for someone to make him company, but all
his neighbors are sleeping too. He walks, and walks until he arrives to
the city that never sleeps, and that's is exactly what he needs! He
visits museums and famous landscapes. He meets people and eats delicious
food. He also gets sleepy... So he tries to sleep in a bus stop bench,
in a corner at the museum and even in Central Park, but he can't. He
comes back to snuggle with his mother and brothers to wait, eyes closed,
for he spring to come.
Lovely
illustrated bedtime story for those days when kids have lots of energy
left and don't want to sleep. The book's pace slows down a little more
each page, and at the end you fell like curl up among the bears to
sleep. Another great addition to our bedtime collection.
I received this copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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