Ten Minutes to Bed: Little Unicorn

What do our readers think of Ten Minutes to Bed: Little Unicorn? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the bright illustrations, unicorns, rainbows and Twinkle’s funny, energetic adventure, with many finding it easy to join in with at bedtime. Some children find the repeated countdown or rhyming a little less appealing, but the magical pictures remain a big draw.

What does the Pageticker team say about Ten Minutes to Bed: Little Unicorn?

We think this is a sparkling bedtime romp with a lively heroine, a gentle countdown and plenty of magical creatures to spot along the way. Twinkle’s cheeky refusal to settle will feel deliciously familiar to small children, while the rhyming text and dreamy illustrations gradually steer the adventure towards sleep. Best suited to ages 3–6, especially unicorn fans who like their bedtime stories with a little mischief before the snuggling begins.

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What is Ten Minutes to Bed: Little Unicorn about?

Join Twinkle, a mischievous little unicorn, on a magical adventure as bedtime approaches. With just ten minutes to go, Twinkle's dad counts down the minutes, but Twinkle isn't quite ready to sleep. Will she settle down in time? This enchanting tale, filled with sparkle and rainbows, is the perfect bedtime story to calm your own little unicorns.

About the author

Rhiannon Fielding is a talented author who loves creating magical bedtime stories for children. She is best known for the enchanting 'Ten Minutes to Bed' series, which takes readers on dreamy adventures with unicorns, dragons, and mermaids. Rhiannon’s books are perfect for helping children wind down and enjoy the magic of stories before sleep.

Discussion ideas around Ten Minutes to Bed: Little Unicorn

Bedtime Mischief: Why do you think Twinkle keeps finding new things to do instead of going to bed, and what might help her feel ready for sleep?

A Magical Journey: Which part of Twinkle’s adventure would you most like to visit, and what do you think you would see, hear or do there?

Lost and Found: How might Twinkle feel when she realises she is far from home, and what could you do if you became lost?

Counting Down: How does the ten-minute countdown change the feeling of the story, and what could you count down to in your own day?