This is a sweet bedtime book for little people to read before they nod off themselves.
Tickle My Ears
$14.99
A sweet and simple interactive boardbook that offers a irresistible new bedtime ritual.
Translated by Catherine Chidgey
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Description
In Tickle My Ears, it’s getting late and Little Rabbit must go to bed. Can you help him?
When Little Rabbit asks “Tickle My Ears?” a wonderful new bedtime ritual begins:
Clap your hands, fluff the pillow, give Little Rabbit’s ears a tickle, stroke his back, pull up the covers and a goodnight kiss. And don’t forget to turn out the light: here’s the switch!
Enjoy this sweet interactive animation where you can tuck Little Rabbit in, tickle his ears, kiss him goodnight and turn off the lights here.
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Book Details
Reader Age 0-2 year, 2-5 year Book Size ISBN
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Reviews
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Reviews
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My kids (4 and 6) LOVE this book. It is a quick read, but it lets them interact with the story. Great for bedtime!!
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School Library Journal, Top 100 Boardbooks –
Just irresistible. Who doesn’t want a book that teaches a child how to put someone–one’s self, obviously–to bed?
Children’s Books Ireland Reading Guide (UK) –
A beautifully illustrated and delightful book which encourages interaction from the reader.
Outside In World (UK) –
A lovely, fun and engaging board book for bedtime.
Booklist Online –
Mühle’s amiable cartoon illustrations, featuring the bunny alone on soft-hued backgrounds, make every action inviting enough that maybe—fingers crossed—tots might take to bedtime just as seamlessly.
Publishers Weekly (US) –
Soft, crayonlike outlines and some lovely touches (Little Rabbit’s rosy cheeks have the texture of thumbprints) help establish a quiet mood that could help pave the way for smooth bedtimes on readers’ parts, too.
Bookbairn (Scotland) –
This a such a lovely book and would be great for reinforcing bedtime routine with little ones who are, let’s put it politely, resisting! It’s also one of those board books that’s a lovely size for little readers to ‘play’ with by themselves… It’s cute, it’s quirky, it’s interactive. What’s not to love?