Sleep Tight, Little One: A Night Light Book: Pops Up Into a Night Light! (Hardback or Cased Book)

Make bedtime magical with this story book that pops up into a comforting night light!

• Bedtime story and night light all-in-one: read the sleepy tale of four adorable forest animals, then pull up and twist the cover to transform into a pop-up paper night light with a gentle glow. 
• LED light is rechargeable: no need to replace batteries – easily recharges using a USB-C cable (not supplied). 
• A gorgeous addition to any bookshelf: this classic bedtime story with stunning illustrations is sure to become a firm family favourite. 
• The perfect gift for children aged 3–5: pre-schoolers will love reading the story, spotting the lantern featured in it and making their own book light up to match. 
• Gift package contains: 32-page hardback children’s picture book with a cover that pops up into a nightlight, all protected by a sturdy slipcase. 

It's time to sleep in Slumber Wood, but four little animals are still wide awake. Can wise old Owl help Bear, Otter, Rabbit and Squirrel settle down? Perhaps stardust gathered in her magic lantern will do the trick!

Once you've read the story, turn over the book, pull and twist to pop up your very own lantern. Flip the switch to turn on the light and enjoy its comforting glow as you join your new forest friends in peaceful slumber.

Encourage a calming night-time routine with this adorable bedtime book and softly twinkling night light combination. 

Manufacturer's note: Use the switch on the edge of the book to turn the light on and off. Recharge using a standard USB-C cable (not supplied) and follow instructions inside back of book. The bulb projects a soft, gentle yellow light, suitable for winding down to sleep. If you experience any issues with your night light book, please contact the manufacturer directly (Quarto Publishing Group).

David Hawcock is a designer specializing in pop-up books, 3D novelty items, and games. He is a Dragon's Den finalist and is currently working on his dragon-supported venture, Pop Up Games.