20 Pumpkins at Bedtime by Mark Sperring

What’s the best way to fall asleep on a spooky night? Counting sheep… or something a little more magical?

In 20 Pumpkins at Bedtime, little Broom-Ella can’t sleep. Sheep just aren’t exciting enough, they don’t glow, sparkle or smile! So instead, she picks up her spell book and begins counting something much more fun… bright, cheeky pumpkins.

From one glowing pumpkin to twenty playful, slightly spooky ones, this delightful bedtime story takes young readers on a calming counting journey filled with magic, rhythm and gentle humour.

With charming illustrations and a playful Halloween twist, this sturdy board book helps children learn to count from 1 to 20 while winding down for sleep.

Why we and many schools love this book

• Supports early numeracy skills
  Children practice counting from 1 to 20 in a fun and memorable way.
• Perfect for bedtime routines
  The rhythmic storytelling helps create a calm and engaging transition to sleep.
• Seasonal and highly engaging
  The mix of cute and slightly spooky pumpkins captures children’s attention.

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If children enjoy 20 Pumpkins at Bedtime, they will also love:

• 20 Dinosaurs at Bedtime
• 20 Unicorns at Bedtime
• 20 Elves at Bedtime

Collect the series for more fun counting adventures that combine early learning, imagination and bedtime calm. Available at Contigo Idiomas.

Format: Board book, Pages: 28, Publisher: Scholastic, Author: Mark Sperring,Recommended age: 0+ years