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Watch Sacha Kyle read from Hushabye Lullabye, a TV tie-in board book accompanying the successful CBeebies animated series.
Hushabye Lullabye follows the cuddly little alien ‘Dillie Dally’ as he flies to Planet Dream and meets the super soft Bedtime Sheep in their propeller hats and the cuddly multi-coloured Chumbles. Sacha Kyle’s book ties into the brilliant successful CBeebies animated series, as seen on during Bedtime hour. The first title, Goodnight Dreams, explores little ones’ journey to sleep. We hope you enjoy Sacha’s reading.
Hushabye Lullabye: Goodnight Dreams
By Sacha Kyle
Published by Little Door Books
Hushabye Lullabye is available on CBeebies, and you can watch the first episode on BBC iPlayer.
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