Ten Minutes to Bed: My Sleepy Sticker Storybook: 27 (Ten Minutes to Bed, 11)

Our daughter loves this and enjoys placing the stickers while read her collection of ten minutes to bed

It's more likely a book to help kids to build a skill to tell a story from counting 10 to 1 and it's play sticker when we read story together. The only problem is the stickers are not sticky twickle light has dropped of and my daughter is sick with count 5 jelly got caterpillar in jelly.

The current stock images above give an idea of the content and I am sure that the ‘LOOK INSIDE’ facility will be along in a while.From the back cover:🦄 ‘Get little ones ready for bed with this simple, calming sticker book, based on the bestselling picture book series by Rhiannon Fielding and Chris Chatterton.Wind down with beautiful sticker scenes and a special bedtime reward chart!’ooOooLarger than average, this is a well produced sticker book from Ladybird, which has a touch of glitter (non-drop) to the front cover that nonchalantly glistens in the change of light.Measuring around 23.75 cm x 30.5 cm, the thick card cover opens to 24 numbered, shiny finish pages, the first one being a chance to claim ownership (image below refers).Set across double page spreads (bar the very last), before the countdown rhyme begins there is a request from the ‘Land of Nod’, to complete the map as the first sticker activity. The text is a good size and clear in black for the best part, sometimes ENLARGED for emphasis.The colourful illustrations offer scope for further discussion with the odd familiar creature creeping onto some of the pages!Back where we started, the last double page spread is the map repeated but suitably shrouded in darkness.In the middle are the 8 sticker pages with the relevant page numbers thereon.These are easy peel once you get a ‘start’, which may need some help, age & dexterity depending.They stay well stuck, in my experience.The 8th sticker page has the stars for the aforementioned, removable ‘My Bedtime Reward Chart’, found at the very back. Alongside the very last ‘Goodnight’ page, this is presented on thick card and has a poster of the key characters on the reverse.A couple of niggles is that due to the tight binding the book can be tricky to keep open at the chosen pages, which can be frustrating, and the sticker pages split the ‘six minutes to bed’ rhyme.10 images attached © Rhiannon Fielding, Chris Chatterton & Ladybird

My children love the 'Ten Minutes to Bed' books and have read several of the characters. This 'Sleepy Sticker' book gathers several of them together in one place and adds stickers. The story is similar but simplified even further. You count down the minutes to bed and these minutes are represented by a character of action. In this case you use the provided stickers to add the elements. There is also a task chart that you can use to develop a routine.The book is very popular with children, but I am not sure how sleepy they get sticking things. The very action that the book promotes encourages my kids to stay up. Best used as a crafts book during the day. There are loads of stickers and it is a well presented book with lots or colour and the fun characters you have come to expect. Fans will love it.

I got this for my daughter who thoroughly enjoyed the Ten Minutes To Bed book that we have. This adds stickers to the mix and anyone with young kids will know that stickers are one of the most fun things in the world.The book combines all the Ten Minutes To Bed series characters into one rhyming story which you then add the relevant stickers to on the story pages. It's a clever combo for the little fan, but I very much doubt this will be done by anyone during the bedtime routine and I also am not so certain it would be a calming influence. My daughter immediately set about sticking as soon as she got her hands on it. Far better to let them do the stickers and then read the story at bedtime once completed.At the back of the book there is a pull out weekly sleep chart which we are hoping will have some effect on our little one as the nights have been tough recently, but I'm waiting for her to ask to use it rather than trying to force it on her.It might not guarantee an easy bedtime but it's a semi-creative book for the young fan.

We love the "Ten Minutes to Bed" book series. This is a great addition to the series. The same illustrations you'd expect and a simple version of the stories to guide through what to stick and where. Loads of stickers to add as suggested or get creative in their own way. Loads of the familiar characters get a turn and setting to decorate and add to. There is the usual map at the back which we find great for simple inference questions and chats: Where does the dragon live? Why? Our four year old has loved having a pretty independent go so far. Glad we trialled this sticker book.

This is our third book from this collection and our children love it even more each time. Our 3 year-old daughter loves unicorns, and has a special love for Sparkle and her family tales.As with the other books, there are maps of the Land of Nod on the inside in covers; one day time, one night time. The difference with this one is there are a selection of stickers included that you can add into the map. My daughter has loved picking her own stickers and carefully putting them into place.All the usual characters are included, and the story follows the same style as previous books (counting down the minutes from 10 to bedtime). They are fun and detailed but also not too long and drawn out. My daughter loved all the illustrations, and will tell me all about the Land of Nod before bed.This series is a family favourite, and this book did not disappoint! We especially love the reward chart that’s included, which is a lovely touch.Thanks for reading my review. I hope you found it helpful. Check out my Amazon profile page for more reviews of toddler’s books and puzzles and educational toys and games.