Bluey: Sleepytime

What do our readers think of Bluey: Sleepytime? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the sweet dream adventure, familiar Bluey characters and exciting fold-out pages. Some children find Bingo missing Floppy and feeling alone quite sad, so the story can be surprisingly emotional for bedtime.

What does the Pageticker team say about Bluey: Sleepytime?

Bluey: Sleepytime turns an ordinary bedtime into a cosmic adventure, as Bingo discovers that growing up does not mean leaving comfort and family behind. The fold-out pages add a lovely bit of bedtime theatre, while the gentle themes of independence, imagination and reassurance make this a particularly good choice for little ones learning to sleep in their own beds.

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What is Bluey: Sleepytime about?

It's bedtime at the Heeler house, and Bingo is determined to have a 'big girl sleep' in her own bed. As she drifts off, she embarks on a magical dream adventure through the cosmos with her beloved toy, Floppy. Will Bingo manage to stay in her bed all night, or will the night's challenges bring her back to Mum and Dad? Join Bingo and Bluey in this enchanting tale of independence and family love, featuring a beautiful fold-out surprise.

About the author

Bluey is a lovable blue heeler dog from Australia, famous for starring in the much-loved TV show 'Bluey.' With her family and friends, Bluey goes on exciting adventures, using imagination and teamwork. Bluey’s stories are full of fun, laughter, and lessons about friendship and kindness, making her a favourite with children everywhere.

Discussion ideas around Bluey: Sleepytime

Being brave at bedtime: Why do you think Bingo wants to have a ‘big girl sleep’, and what helps her feel brave during the night?

Dream worlds: If you could visit a magical place in your dreams, where would you go and who would come with you?

Special toys: Why is Floppy so important to Bingo, and what makes a toy or comfort object special to you?

Family comfort: How do Bingo’s family help her feel safe, even when they are not right beside her?

Growing independence: What is something you are learning to do on your own, and what kind of help makes it easier?