BOOK REVIEW : Tilly and the Sleepyhead Sun

Author :  Emily Pray 

Illustrator: Emma Slawson


"Tilly and the Sleepyhead Sun" is a charming children's book that takes readers on an enchanting journey with Tilly, a little owl with a big responsibility. Living inside a clock tower, Tilly's daily job is to ring the bell and shine the light for her village. However, when one fateful day, the sun refuses to rise, Tilly embarks on an imaginative adventure to wake up the very sleepy sun. Grab a copy of this book to explore more about it.





Parents and educators will find this book to be a treasure trove of teachable moments. It provides ample opportunities to engage with children on themes like problem-solving, managing disappointment, understanding emotions in different situations, and sharing laughter over Tilly's amusing misadventures.


I was truly struck by the illustrations in this book. They are remarkably impressive, breathing life into the characters and their adventures with vivid intricacy. Every panel is meticulously designed, bursting with vibrant colors, emotive characters, and energetic action scenes that practically burst from the pages. The blend of clever dialogue and visually captivating artwork transforms this book into a visual delight for young readers. Its comic format not only enriches the reading experience but also facilitates children in easily tracking the storyline.


In "Tilly and the Sleepyhead Sun," Emily Pray and Emma Slawson have created a delightful and heartwarming tale that encourages creativity, resilience, and the joy of shared moments. 

This book is a must-have addition to any child's library, offering both entertainment and valuable life lessons in equal measure.

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