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I don't think I ever heard anything about narwhals when I was a kid, but they've seemed to pop up all over the place the past few years:
This is an adorable board book all about a narwhal named Nolan, who uses every excuse in the book to avoid going to sleep.
Although your kids might not share excuses like "My horn hurts a lot!" or "I'm worried a sea horse will attack!" I'm willing to bet that the spirit of Nolan's struggles sound all too familiar to most parents' ears.
It's a fun little book filled with cute illustrations and silly rhyming text and would make a great bedtime story for the little board book-loving creatures that you have to tuck in each night.
Snatch up your own copy here and send your little ones off to sleep with dreams of Nolan the narwhal.
Do you remember narwhals being around when you were little? I'd love to hear! Either leave a comment below or email me at lisahealy (at) outlook (dot) com.
This is an adorable board book all about a narwhal named Nolan, who uses every excuse in the book to avoid going to sleep.
Although your kids might not share excuses like "My horn hurts a lot!" or "I'm worried a sea horse will attack!" I'm willing to bet that the spirit of Nolan's struggles sound all too familiar to most parents' ears.
It's a fun little book filled with cute illustrations and silly rhyming text and would make a great bedtime story for the little board book-loving creatures that you have to tuck in each night.
Snatch up your own copy here and send your little ones off to sleep with dreams of Nolan the narwhal.
Do you remember narwhals being around when you were little? I'd love to hear! Either leave a comment below or email me at lisahealy (at) outlook (dot) com.
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