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Reviewed by Amy Raines for Readers' Favorite
Henry Goes To Sleepytown is written and illustrated by M. Glen Bullard. Henry is a little boy who loves to pretend that his stuffed dog named Lute is real. He likes to dream about all the amazing things they can do together. When he closes his eyes, he takes Lute with him to Sleepytown. Henry dreams about all the fun things they can do, like riding in a spaceship or racing in cars. They can play on a huge slide at a fair in a distant land, traveling there by boat, train, or balloon. The endless magic of going to Sleepytown makes Henry’s imagination come to life, and his dreams come true.
Henry Goes To Sleepytown is a story that will definitely become one of any child’s bedtime favorites that they will want to read over and over again. I loved the wild imagination of this story as the characters let their dreams take them anywhere they want to go. This story will encourage kids to dream big about the things they love the most and fall asleep with magical ideas. The illustrations are absolutely adorable. I love the way the pictures appeal to the mind of a child. I recommend Henry Goes To Sleepytown by M. Glen Bullard to young readers who love timeless bedtime stories and to adults who love to read to kids in the library reading circle or before bedtime. I look forward to more stories like this one by this talented author and illustrator.
