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    The Bedtime Battle

    By M.R. Nelson

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    There's Nothing to Fear at Bedtime!
    Alice and Adele are going to have a sleepover but Adele is a little bit nervous. As the friends get ready to go to sleep, common bedtime worries keep popping up. But there's nothing to fear! Alice is ready to do battle with anything that comes their way!

    This sweet story celebrates friendship and problem solving skills.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXist Publishing
    Release dateNov 1, 2018
    ISBN9781532408199
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    • 3/5
      There is nothing wrong with this book per say. It just didn’t float for this reader. The story starts out about how different the girls are, but that even though they are different they are still friends and alike in many ways. But then bedtime comes, and one girl is scared of the monsters that lurk everywhere. If the author shortened the story to just the bedtime battle, I would like the book much better. But with the build up in the beginning, the princess girl and the tomboy girl, it’s like the author is pointing out that the princess girl isn’t afraid while the tomboy is. And that the princess can save not only themselves but the others as well. I am sure that is not the author's attention, but why go through showing how different they are? Why not start just as the sleepover starts?