The Dream Train: Poems for Bedtime

'This collection of poems is full of reassurance and magic. It evokes quiet and rest and happy dreams, and its illustrations are cosy and soft. Its soothing rhythms and many visual and verbal ideas — from the sound of rain to the presence of love around you — all tend to make sleep irresistible.' 'Watch Out For', Sunday Times

'An original collection for the very young, featuring funny, gentle, surprising and lyrical poems about going to bed.' The Bookseller

'The range of styles and moods offered by these poems makes the collection an excellent starting point for developing a child’s love of poetry. […] There is plenty to explore on each spread, imaginative details to enjoy and stories to tell. ‘The Dream Train’ would make a stunning gift to treasure and share through- and for- generations.' Through the Bookshelf

'[…]this collection of bedtime poems is perfect for sharing. From the funny to the lyrical, each capture the experience of falling asleep or dreaming. The imaginative illustrations add whimsy and wonder to the package.' WRD Magazine

'warm, joyful and atmospheric poems of every kind - from the funny to the gentle, from the surprising to the lyrical - capturing the experience of falling or being asleep in a pure, emotional way.' Booktime

'Anuska Allepuz’s illustrations are a visual treat: their subtle, muted shades and soft focus pastels give a dreamlike quality as befits the overall theme of the book. Add to family bookshelves if you have a young child.' Red Reading Hub

'A lovely poetry book which will be adored and cherished by many children and parents and will be looked at it again and again!' The Strawberry Post

'This gift of a book takes readers on a visual and imaginative journey into dreamland, and beyond.' Scope for Imagination

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