The Quickest Bedtime Story Ever!

Author: Louise Fitzgerald and Kate Hindley

A "quick" bedtime story requires preparation, from warming up voices to tucking in toys and performing fanfares.

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Summary

A "quick" bedtime story requires preparation, from warming up voices to tucking in toys and performing fanfares.

Description

Welcome to the quickest bedtime story ever! Your little one will be asleep in seconds.

But wait! There are a couple of things you must do first:

Have you warmed up your reading voice?

And plumped the pillows?

What about the teddy bears? Have you organized them yet?

Getting ready for a story is serious business, I'll have you know . . .

This hilarious and engaging bedtime story will help to settle down even the most restless readers.

Critic Reviews

"Blame Louise Fitzgerald and Kate Hindley when your kiddos can't go to sleep, because their giggle-inducing, highly interactive picture book, The Quickest Bedtime Story Ever!, is so funny that one read-through as part of a bedtime routine may not suffice."--Kit Ballenger, youth librarian, Help Your Shelf, Shelf Awareness
Hindley brings a Richard Scarry vibe to Fitzgerald's zany bedtime frolic.--The Horn Book

About the Author

Louise Fitzgerald works as a freelance acting and performing arts coach, with a focus in devising and improvisation for all ages and abilities. Louise performed in theater globally before training as a teacher in 2008. She is passionate about working with young people and specializes in imaginative play and creative thinking. Louise lives with her husband, son, and daughter in Kent, England.

Kate Hindley is an award-winning children's book illustrator. She studied Illustration at Falmouth University and went on to work as a surface pattern designer in Northampton, England. Her first book, The Great Snortle Hunt, written by Claire Freedman, was nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal in 2012. Since then, Kate's work has won numerous awards. She lives with her husband and son in Worcestershire, England.