Happy Hours at Bedtime with Vicky Voyager [Review]

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Book Name: Sleepytime Tales with Vicky Voyager
Written By: Sonia Mehta
Illustrated By: Sunayana Nair
Publisher: Puffin Books- An imprint of Penguin Random House
Type: Paperback
No. of Pages: 80 pages
Recommended age: 5-8 years

Sonia Mehta’s books make the best collectibles for children. Her books work like magic and the concepts never go out of their memory.

Each book of Sleepytime Tales series has four remarkable stories featuring a smart and curious child. These books are written in simple language that can be easily read by early confident readers. This series is an entertaining approach to acquaint children with history, science, mathematics, English and geography.

In this book, Vicky Voyager is always excited to know more about history. Together with his friends, he travels in time to different places using his own invention. They meet legends from history and return home with happy vibes from Egypt, Russia, Greece and India.

Vicky, Lulu and Lucky loved spending joyful moments in each era. They had been quite helpful to the legends as well. My 5-year-old reads this book on repeat with her elder sister. The illustrations are lively and she noticed that Vicky’s hair matches the color of the book title. Being naughty herself, she enjoys reading about Queen Lakshmibai’s naughty son, Damodar. My elder daughter was fascinated by the medicinal use of wish making dandelions.

Reading and talking about gleeful day-to-day life of historic idols is the best way of bringing comfort and glory together at bedtime. Co-reading is also fun because history is intriguing, isn’t it?

There are more books in this Sleepytime Tales series by Sonia Mehta. 
You can read about Nico Numero here, and Curious Curie here!
Eppy Explorer has been reviewed here.

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Disclaimer: Mona and her daughters are part of the #kbcReviewerSquad and received this book as a review copy from the publisher.