Review of Stevie Tenderheart Books A Second Kiss Goodnight (A Bedtime Story)

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Stevie Tenderheart Books A Second Kiss Goodnight (A Bedtime Story)" by Steve William Laible.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Stevie Tenderheart Books A Second Kiss Goodnight (A Bedtime Story) by Steve William Laible.

Rating: 5 out of 5.

The story begins with Stevie Tenderheart, a little boy who is always dreaming. One day, he dreams about eating a rainbow, finding it to be delicious. Stevie is a mischievous boy, and during the summer, he dislikes going to sleep when the sun is still up. The narrative unfolds as the writer beautifully describes how Stevie loves his bed and even writes a wish list. In this list, he expresses his desire for all the animals and creatures to give him a good night's sleep, not just once but twice. The story then takes us through how these animals come to fulfill Stevie's wish, kissing him good night. The reader is left in suspense, wondering if every animal will complete the wish of a second good-night kiss.

It beautifully narrates the story, starting with an exploration of Stevie's mischievous and dream-filled nature.
The tale unfolds as Stevie wishes for a second goodnight kiss from all animals and creatures, a desire that charmingly gets fulfilled. This book deserves full points for its delightful storytelling, capturing Stevie's wishes and their fulfillment. It's a fun read, especially for children aged between 2 and 5 years.

There are no negative points to mention about this book. The narrative skillfully introduces the character, explores his wishes, and details how each animal and creature contributes to fulfilling those desires. Kids will undoubtedly enjoy this entertaining read. The editing is also well executed, with no noticeable grammatical or spelling errors, earning applause for the editor's excellent work.

In conclusion, this is one of the best books for children. It beautifully combines storytelling with a touch of fun. The special list of quotes provided by the writer at the end adds an extra layer of charm. It is a must-read for children between 2 and 5 years of age; they will love it and have a great time.

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