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Tell Me a Story in the Dark: A Guide to Creating Magical Bedtime
Stories for Young ChildrenBy John OliveAge Level: All agesThis
guide to creating your own bedtime stories was written by an
award-winning
playwright and will teach you and your child how to communicate
ideas, put those ideas
to paper and then tell those stories effectively. The book has
several stories that can be adapted to suit your child.
Goodnight, Little Engine: Record a story with Thomas and
friendsBy Editors of Publications InternationalAge Level: 3 year
and up
Thomas and friends take you on a bedtime adventure that you can
be part of! This interactive book encourages story time as told by
the kids. Create amd record the story so that it can be played back
anywhere. Good for parents or family members who aren’t always able
to be there at bed time.
Book Nook! Interactive
bedtimestories
Touch and Feel Bedtime BuddiesBy Rachael HaleAge Level: 3-7
years
Bedtime Buddies is a collection of sleepy puppies and kittens
that come to life with soft touch-and-fee materials for your child
to enjoy while the lullaby-type ryhmes lull them to sleep.
Excellent calming book for those kids who are never ready for
bed.
The Polar Express: The Movie: Shadowbook: An Interactive
Shadow-Casting Bedtime Story
By Heidi Cho, Melissa MorganAge Level: 6 and up
Get cozy in the dark and open this book to have an adventure
unlike any other. Enjoy the story of The Polar Express as it takes
its trip around the North
Pole. Included are projections of the story that can be shadow
casted onto the wall for a real life scene of the
journey. Flashlight not included.
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Mole’s Bedtime Story By David WoodAge Level: 4 years and up
Go on a great adventure with Mole while he searches for his bed!
Kids can use the sliding slot in each picture to slide Mole from
bed to bed until he finds his. It is an interactive bedtime story
that plays likea game.
