Tilly is a little brown owl who lives in a village in the middle of the forest — more precisely, on top of the clock tower. Every evening before going to sleep, Tilly always cleans the bell in the clock tower, and every morning, as soon as she wakes up, she never forgets to ring it before the Sun rises. One day, however, Tilly prefers to stay asleep rather than get out of bed, and when she finally wakes up, she discovers that not even the Sun has risen and that it is still dark outside. The little owl goes to look for the house of the Sun, but try as she might, she cannot wake him up. Will Tilly be able to make the Sun rise? Emily Pray will tell you about it in Tilly and the Sleepyhead Sun.

Tilly and the Sleepyhead Sun tells a delightful story that will entertain any child who reads it. Emily Pray has described a cute and ingenious character in Tilly, and I think all young readers will enjoy reading about how she tries to wake up the Sun. I laughed a lot because her ideas were so amusing. The images are beautiful, and I am sure many readers will laugh, especially at the one of Tilly with ruffled feathers after she tried to wake up the Sun by spraying water. If you want your children to read a book that entertains them, Tilly and the Sleepyhead Sun is the one I recommend. You will not be disappointed.

Tilly and the Sleepyhead Sun by Emily Pray is a picture book for young children. A sweet owl named Tilly wakes up to the sound of ... nothing. No birds were chirping or singing, and no people were going about their day. Tilly feels confused so she looks outside her window. All makes sense as she sees Mr. Sun is still fast asleep in his bed. Tilly flies over to wake Mr. Sun from his blissful slumber, but he doesn't want to wake up just yet. Tilly stops and thinks for a moment before having a brilliant idea that she's certain will get Mr. Sun up. She heads to the kitchen and starts making yummy breakfast treats. But unfortunately, as delicious as Tilly's food was, Mr Sun just didn't want to get up. Tilly tries other things to wake him. Will Tilly succeed? And will the villagers rise from their beds? Find out in this adorable book.

Tilly and the Sleepyhead Sun was great fun to read. Author Emily Pray showcases her talents from the very first page. She draws in the young reader from the moment they lay eyes on the text. The story is written flawlessly and is simple enough to enable children to follow along or read by themselves. Not only does this book have an adorable storyline, but it also has creative and vibrant illustrations by Emma Slawson; children are going to love them just as much as I did. So if you are looking for a boredom breaker or a bedtime story for your little one, then Tilly and the Sleepyhead Sun will be their new favorite. Keep writing awesome content, Emily. I can't wait to read more from you in the future.