Shannon M. (confuzzledbooks) reviewed Fairies at Bedtime: Tales of Inspiration and Delight for You to Read with Your Child to Enchant, Comfort and Enlighten on + 482 more book reviews
Every short begins about the same Close your eyes and take a deep breathe. Imagine that you at a river, or a beach, or a farm, or inside on a rainy day. I am paraphrasing because I am writing from memory. Each story has questions and affirmations to teach your child to use their imagination and to be a good kid.
I thought some of the stories were cute and others repetitive. . The stories were short and pretty simplistic. I would place it in the age group of age 2-5. I thought have discussion questions at the end was nice.
I was not a fan of making the stories so simple. I wanted more from the stories but I guess since I am not the target audience I should not complain. I just feel that even some kids will think this too simple as well.
The stories in general are not memorable, to me anyway. I remember that there were many different fairies in the stories, but I do not remember most of the stories. I dont know if they would stick with child any better and you would want them to if you are focused on using the affirmations at the end.
I thought some of the stories were cute and others repetitive. . The stories were short and pretty simplistic. I would place it in the age group of age 2-5. I thought have discussion questions at the end was nice.
I was not a fan of making the stories so simple. I wanted more from the stories but I guess since I am not the target audience I should not complain. I just feel that even some kids will think this too simple as well.
The stories in general are not memorable, to me anyway. I remember that there were many different fairies in the stories, but I do not remember most of the stories. I dont know if they would stick with child any better and you would want them to if you are focused on using the affirmations at the end.
