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‘Feeling tired after a busy day?’
BooksfromScotland has always loved Eilidh Muldoon’s illustrations, so when we heard that Little Door were publishing her debut picture book, we knew we had to share a sample of its beautiful interior. And aren’t these pages lovely? Plus, Eilidh’s got great advice for getting the young ‘uns to sleep too.
Snooze: Helpful Tips for Sleepy Owls
By Eilidh Muldoon
Published by Little Door Books
Snooze: Helpful Tips for Sleepy Owls by Eilidh Muldoon is published by Little Door Books, priced £6.99
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