This wonderful new instalment of the internationally best-selling series by Emma Yarlett is packed with die-cuts, flaps and lots of fairy tale fun!

It’s bedtime, but where’s Nibbles? Instead of counting sheep, Nibbles is munching through bedtime stories. He’s making a splash in The Ugly Duckling and stealing the spotlight from Cinderella. Come back Nibbles! It’s time all little monsters were tucked up snug in bed.

This brilliant bedtime book with a cheeky, lovable monster will send little ones to sleep with wonderful dreams. Just like Rhiannon Fielding and Chris Chatterton’s popular Ten Minutes to Bed series, Caroline Crowe and Tom Knight’s Pirates in Pyjamas and Ian Whybrow and Axel Scheffler’s The Bedtime Bear, Nibbles: The Bedtime Book is the perfect sleepy-time read.

I love the Nibbles series of books and Nibbles: The Bedtime Book is just as good, if not slightly more entertaining, than the previous books. In this story, Nibbles should be tucked up in bed ready for sleep but he’s escaped, again.

It is the job of the reader to find Nibbles as he hides in different places including other books within this book.

For anyone who doesn’t know Nibbles is a mischievous monster who likes to eat his way through the pages and get up to all sorts of things. In this book, he is ruining fairy tales whilst trying to stay out of bed.

I think it was a genius idea to put short fairy tale versions of books, including Cinderella within the book and have Nibbles hide within them. The story is very amusing and I can see children giggling along.

Nibbles: The Bedtime Book is a fabulous, fun book that is enjoyable the whole way through and will keep children interested and amused over and over again.

Emma Yarlett is an award-winning author, illustrator and typographer.

Emma’s bestselling book series Nibbles has sold over half a million books across five continents, won numerous awards and accolades and has nibbled it’s way onto the bookshelves and imaginations of children across the world. Emma’s self-penned picture books Orion and the Dark, Sidney Stella and the Moon and Poppy Pickle have also achieved global success, won numerous awards and been adapted into theatrical plays and other media.

Emma studied illustration at Falmouth University and graduated with first class honours in 2011. She began work on her first self-penned picture book Sidney, Stella and the Moon whilst still studying at university.

Emma now lives in Falmouth, Cornwall with her husband Alex.