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by Nicola Edwards (Author), Natalie Marshall (Illustrator)
Snuggle up with your own snuggle bear in this adorable, interactive board book!
- SNUGGLY BEDTIME BONDING RITUAL: Cozy rhymes and gentle, bear art turn winding down into a soothing routine. A perfect complement to toddler books you already love--from favorite books for 1-year-olds to cozy classics like Goodnight Moon and other bedtime reads.
- DURABLE KEEPSAKE FOR LITTLE HANDS: Thick pages and playful cut-outs invite tiny fingers to explore, making You're My Little Snuggle Bear a standout among board books for 2-year-olds and a charming choice for young children.
- GROW WITH EVERY CUDDLE: Thoughtfully created for babies 0-6 months, yet still charming as a board book for toddlers 1-3, this sweet bear tale will become one of those treasured books you reach for night after night to share snuggles together.
- PERFECT FIRST READING RITUAL: Sized just right for tiny hands, this sturdy board book pairs cozy rhymes with bright art that fans of Goodnight Moon will adore--gently guiding toddlers ages 1-3 from simple listening into joyful read-aloud time.
Author Biography
Natalie Marshall is an Australian illustrator, author, and designer. Her extensive design background and strong graphic illustration style--combined with her signature bold palette and unique characters--has seen her client list grow over the last 17 years to include both local and international clients. Nat has illustrated more than 150 internationally published children's books. Her titles feature regularly on bestseller lists and bring joy to kids (and parents) around the world. Natalie is the illustrator of the best-selling You're My Little series of books published in the United States by Silver Dolphin Books. Nat lives near the beach in Melbourne with her two children, her bike-loving scientist husband, and her dog Obi-Wan Butterbear, who likes to run fast and bark loudly. She is a traveller at heart and has lived and worked in New York and London. Nat has traveled extensively on a motorbike in Europe, but her best adventure was taking her children swimming with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia.
Nicola Edwards was raised by the seaside in beautiful Brighton. She loves reading, dancing, rhyming, and turquoise things. She now lives with her husband, two children, and an insane number of house plants in North London, where she spends her days writing and editing children's books.
