Self-help β¦ Penny’s Take
The Kitten Who Wants to Fall Asleep
Cecilia Egan Β· 2017
Cecilia Egan has built something genuinely useful: a purpose-built sleep aid for young children that combines a soothing waltz-time rhythm with child-appropriate psychological calming techniques, and even includes parent guidance on how to read it most effectively. Kirkus noted it as a sleep aid for preschoolers, and parent reviewers found it actually works. Evaluated as narrative fiction it is thin, but that is not what it is for β as a practical bedtime tool with a track record (Egan's stories have aired on ABC Australia's Playschool) it earns its place on the nightstand.
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Verdict receipt0β100
safety95
substance65
craft70
originality68
accuracy72
hype65
age-fit90
human-eye72
Penny’s verdict72
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