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They cannot wait until they are grown up unicorns and can have big adventures. Mini is small and Hardly is even more minute. Mini and Hardly and the Big Adventure – Catherine Rayner (author and illustrator), Macmillan Children’s Books (publisher) This story positively emits warmth and love and is a perfect cosy-night in read with your little one at bedtime. It’s a gorgeous tale of a shy panda, Chi, and her courageousness in helping a young boy and ultimately finding a life-long friend. The words, the message, the soft illustrations ….

Why not PIN this Cosy Night In Reads for Children | Recommended by Mini TravellersĪ Song in the Mist – Corrine Averiss (author), Fiona Woodcock (illustrator) Oxford University Press (publisher)Įvery so often, a book comes along which just captures your heart.

Most of these books I would even recommend reading by yourself they are so good! Picture yourself snuggled in a cosy armchair by a roaring fire with a hot chocolate (with lashings of cream and marshmallows) by your side and maybe a Labrador curled up by your feet and settling down into one of the recommended cosy night-in reads with your young reader.

It’s the time of year when the nights are drawing in, the wintery weather is arriving and you just want to immerse yourself and your family in a good book.

Now she spends her days making books and wreaking havoc in the kitchen.

Little did she know that she would be an illustrator for a living.

Harriet Hobday spent hours as a child drawing what was around her and filling sketchbooks with imagined characters and scenes. She lives with her husband, sons, and cats in London, where she has her own tiny free library right outside her house.

She is also a childrens book blogger and volunteer reading helper. About the Author Polly Faber is the author of Building a Home, illustrated by Klas Fahln, Through the North Pole Snow, illustrated by Richard Jones, Pony on the Twelfth Floor, illustrated by Sarah Jennings, and Mango and Bambang: The Not-a-Pig, illustrated by Clara Vulliamy. Where is she going and who will she see along the way? As the night goes on, readers will see nurses, cleaners, delivery workers, doctors, police officers, journalists, and many other workers who help keep the city running all through the night. Meanwhile, her mother is putting on her coat and getting ready to go to work. In the city, a little girl is eating her dinner, brushing her teeth, and getting ready for bed. Book Synopsis This beautifully illustrated picture book showcases the workers that keep a city running all through the night and make it ready for the new day.