Webster's Bedtime (Webster Technology Books)
Children's colorful book about Webster. He doesn't like to go to bed, but stays up all hours of the night to play with technology toys.
The toys do want him to go to sleep because they are very tried. The toys explain that they must be powered down and Webster can help them with that.
Problem is other noises are soon heard, SO silly and I laughed so hard at this. Other works along the line of Webster are highlighted at the end. ( )

Before a child can go to bed, he has to put all his electronic devices to sleep! Cleverly done, with simple but appealing illustrations. ( )

Webster loves his gadgets and when it's bedtime he doesn't want to stop playing with them. There's still so much he can do, play with the new app on his mobile phone or surf the net with his laptop, the fun is endless. Why would he need to go to sleep?
His gadgets have a different viewpoint and they feel the need to tell Webster, that they need to recharge and they need rest.
First, little Webster is quite stunned, but then he starts to switch them all off. One by one they peacefully start to doze off, but suddenly Webster is confronted with a few new problems and is in for quite a bit of stress. Now he feels himself worn out and is longing for a good night's sleep.
Will he be able to "switch off" in time to get some sleep?

Finally here it is - the modern time bedtime read. At times, where already some of my preschoolers turn up with their mobile phone, such a book makes a lot of sense. A clever idea to let the gadgets complain themselves, as the thought of their phone etc. to have a life of their own is very appealing to young children. Besides, the book offers also a good chance to talk with the young ones about energy saving.
Webster is a very likeable and cute character and children will easily take to him. The cheerful illustrations and lovely rhyming story turn Webster's Bedtime into a fun read for young ones, not just for bedtime.
To be honest, I find the book is also quite a suitable fun present for adults, a cheeky reminder that maybe they need to switch off a bit more, too. ( )