Bedtime for Buzzy

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Bedtime for BuzzyBedtime for Buzzy by T.J. Hackworth
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The book is excellently illustrated, and calls for little children to sleep..

The story follows four characters - the Moon Man, Captain Pirate, the Giant Dinosaur and the Courageous Explorer to induce Buzzy to sleep. However, its the explorer who finally succeeds, encouraging Buzzy to sleep, so that he can search for the City of Gold in his dreams.


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