An after bedtime story
Shoham Smith
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A bedtime-resisting child turns a family party into an increasingly lively affair, before the guests leave and everyone is ready for sleep. The rhyming, humorous setup centres on family life.
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Shoham Smith
A bedtime-resisting child turns a family party into an increasingly lively affair, before the guests leave and everyone is ready for sleep. The rhyming, humorous setup centres on family life.
Marc Brown
Expect a participatory collection rather than a continuous story: rhymes are paired with finger gestures, illustrations and occasional counting, tickling or laughter. Its main appeal is doing the words together, not following a sustained plot.
Tiffany D. Jackson
This is a friendship-centred mystery shaped by rap, ambition and grief. Its energy comes alongside serious material: murdered characters, gang involvement, crack dealing, police violence, drinking, explicit language and sexual-consent discussions.
Michael Rosen, illustrated by David Tazzyman
This is a performance-friendly poetry collection: playful sounds, repeated rhyme, comic images and short narratives offer opportunities to laugh, listen, join in and notice how words work.