By: Annabel Gardiner
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Do you want to sleep in a tree like a koala?
How about at the bottom of the ocean like a whale?
Or upside down in a cave like a bat?
Discover how different creatures go to sleep at night and imagine yourself snuggling down with them at bed time.
You can also try and spot the playful caterpillar hidden on every page.
Annabel Gardiner grew up in Bristol and has a BA Honours degree in English Literature from Queen's University Belfast. She now resides in Wiltshire with her family, Coco the dog and Scout the Shetland pony. Her debut novel "So How Will You Sleep" has been inspired and written for her two young children who share her passion for animals from all corners of the world. When she is not writing, Annabel can be found riding horses or walking in the countryside.
Love this book so much. Beautifully written and the illustrations are great.
The perfect gift for those with little ones.
Really well-written book which my children loved. Ideal for bedtime reading with a lovely tempo and soporific quality.
Would highly recommend it and can’t wait to read more of Annabel’s work!
This book is a lovely calm read, our twin girls really enjoy reading it before bed, teaching them a bit about animals at the same time. The illustrations are very nice as well.
really loved the words, so well thought about and the illustrations are gorgeous, a pleasure to read to all my nieces and nephews! Highly recommend this author :-)
A lovely bedtime story that our daughter enjoys reading over and over. Beautiful illustrations and a hidden caterpillar to find on each page. Highly recommended
My four and eight years old loved this. It rhymes and flows well and the illustrations are gorgeous too. Would highly recommend it.
My boys and I utterly loved this book. It is an enchanting story that was beautifully written and illustrated. Highly recommend it.
Bought for my grandchildren, a lovely bedtime story.
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