Tickle My Ears - (Little Rabbit) by Jörg Mϋ & hle (Board Book)

About the Book

A sweet and simple interactive board book that offers a charming new bedtime ritual.

Book Synopsis

The worldwide bestselling interactive bedtime book for toddlers.

This sweet and simple board book invites children to take part in Little Rabbit's charming new bedtime ritual by helping to put bunny to bed with a fun activity on each page.

It's getting late and Little Rabbit must go to sleep. Can you help him? When Little Rabbit asks "Tickle My Ears?" a wonderful new bedtime ritual begins: Clap your hands, fluff the pillow, give Little Rabbit's ears a tickle, stroke his back, pull up the covers and a goodnight kiss. And don't forget to turn out the light: here's the switch!

Designed to be read aloud, this is a fun and surprising book that teaches toddlers and preschoolers about bedtime routines and makes a perfect baby shower or infant birthday gift.

"A wonderful interactive bedtime book for children and little rabbits."--Axel Scheffler, illustrator of The Gruffalo

Jörg Mühle was born 1973 in Frankfurt am Main and studied at the Offenbach School of Design and the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. Today, he lives in Frankfurt where he works as a freelance illustrator for book publishers, magazines and newspapers.

Praise for Tickle My Ears

"I LOVED tickle my ears. Such a gorgeous little book."--Meg Rosoff, award-winning children's author

"Just irresistible. Who doesn't want a book that teaches a child how to put someone-one's self, obviously-to bed?"--School Library Journal, Top 100 Board Books

"A beautifully illustrated and delightful book which encourages interaction from the reader."--Children's Books Ireland Reading Guide

Review Quotes

"Mühle's simply outlined illustrations on clean, pastel-colored backgrounds have a gentle quality perfectly suited to the bedtime theme."--Kirkus Reviews

-- (8/30/2016 12:00:00 AM)

"Soft, crayonlike outlines and some lovely touches (Little Rabbit's rosy cheeks have the texture of thumbprints) help establish a quiet mood that could help pave the way for smooth bedtimes on readers' parts, too."--Publishers Weekly

-- (8/22/2016 12:00:00 AM)