Stevie Tenderheart My Favorite Place to be...A Bedtime Story

Summary: A little boy who simply loves his bed and wishes he could take it everywhere he goes.Let the one page adventures begin...giggles and grins assured. (Ages 4-8) for this first book.Note: Wait a Minute! (Ages 4-10) is the next in the Stevie Tenderheart collection. A 2nd Edition of My Favorite Place to Be is also available and age appropriate for 4-10 as well.This is the first book in the Stevie Tenderheart collection. (A First Edition) This is a fresh and delightful bedtime story with a great message.Kids deserve to feel cozy, warm and safe at bedtime. Stevie Tenderheart ensures this.You can begin reading this bedtime story until they can. This is a story is meant to be read every night at bedtime. But only at bedtime...Bedtime has never been easier. Yawns occur because each word has been auditioned for the precise tone, pace, cadence, fun & joyful silliness. The author uses a wonderful cadence making it fun to read to your child. Let's be honest, reading the same book to your child, night after night, must be fun for you too.This particular bedtime story will put "you" and your children to sleep--it's that good!Many colorful animals with adorable faces fill the pages (monkeys, panda, deer, rabbit, fish, dogs, cat, lion, moose, goose and cow, etc.) all with happy smiles and bright faces. This is a fun book written by a new author who traded in his comic strip to write children's books. There are 20 beautiful, expressive illustrated pages that are married to this darling little story in a way that is cute, thoughtful and truly gentle in helping you put your children to bed. It is meant as a BEDTIME STORY not for general reading during the day. Nap times are okay. If done right, your little darlings should be yawning by page three; doing "exactly" what it was designed to do. ((ha)) No, it's NOT hypnosis or boring. It's rhyming and cadence, and kindness. That's what makes this author so unique. One parent reviewed it on Goodreads as the best children's author to come along since Dr. Seuss. Another, "Leave it to Beaver meets Dr. Seuss." Stevie takes his bed on many adventures which will captivate your children's imagination producing giggles and grins, winks and smiles. The illustrations are probably a little too good, making this story not so much of a page-turner as it is an adventure with so much to take in. Young eyes love the details and colors and the expressions of the Disneyesque animals and will remain fascinated on the page long after you've read the words.Fathers, it's never too late to read to your daughters...