Dylan cannot sleep without his Cosydoze,but it goes missing on a visit to Granny’shouse. Where has it gone? And can Mumand Dad get Dylan to sleep without it?A funny, heart-warming story for veryyoung readers told in rhyme.
Dylan’s Cosydoze
By elsajoseph
Dylan’s Cosydoze
I really enjoyed this book though it was for my nephew. And we both are fond of books with good illustrations. My nephew likes to see the pictures while I read the book.
The story was short and very sweet.
Thanks to the author for the easy words which makes kids understand more easily.
We (my nephew & me) are hoping for more entertaining books from you.
Recommended to every parent.
A great inspirational and creative piece of art with highly supporting illustrations!
The Book, ‘Dylan’s Cosydoze’ is an excellent literary work of Elsa Joseph for children and parents too! The innocence and emotional attachment of kids with their favourite belongings is efficiently described and depicted in this document, with a unique creative style. That hints the reader parents specially to keep an eagle eye on the special attachments of their child, if they plan an outing.
The simple yet eye-catching illustrations and simple mode of writing made it easier to understand this excellent work for children of all ages!
What a joyous reminder of old golden childhood days!
Thank you Elsa! Would love to read more such writings from you!
A well written book with all great verses.I like it very much.
Dylan’s Cosydoze by Elsa Joseph is a children’s book.
It’s about Dylan, a young kid who couldn’t sleep without his cosydoze. A surprise visit to grandma’s house proved that.
Little Dylan, even though tired from all the games, wasn’t going to sleep without his blanket. His parents and his grandma tried
to trick him with food, cloths, and trips but he was throwing temper tantrums. Thankfully for everyone his best friend came to the rescue.
It’s such an enjoyable easy read. It’s perfect for parents who want to read a bedtime story to their little ones or even for toddlers who
are just learning how to read. Each page has a short text with rhythmic words and a beautiful illustration that helps you understand the story. The textures and colors are wonderful and can grab the child’s attention. ( It surely grabbed mine).
Dylan’s cosydoze can be a great little gift for kids. I highly recommend you to purchase this for you or your friends.
Sweet like a Rainy Night Sleep
A boy and his blanket will never part when its bedtime. Family heirloom blankets will not suffice it must be that special one. Mum, Dad, and Granny have to surrender so there is sleep – and importantly, calm in the house. This fight will not be won by humans until man’s best friend rises to the occasion.
Dylan’s Cosydoze by Elsa Joseph, as you’ve rightly guessed thus far, is a Children’s Fiction page-turner. The book is a lovely bedtime story for boys and girls. It is a nice pastime, too, in between video games and princess dress up.
For Parents, this is an all too familiar story. The anguish to soothe or tuck-in a child who is separated from their favourite piece of comfort toy, clothing, or even someone. No peace unless that child has their cosydoze. Sometimes this situation ends badly and can even shorten a fantastic family trip as would have been the case in this storybook if Sundown didn’t move. Thankfully! As no one wants to rush back to town when it is sunny in the back yard.
There are other reasons why this book is a great read outside of its connection with parents and toddlers. This is an easy take down of words that can be done without parents’ involvement, especially for the early reader. The sight words are neatly formatted on the pages not jumbled or arranged from top to bottom which makes reading for a child oh so boring. The wording pattern comfortably impels a child’s eyes to glide easily between the pages straight to the back cover finishiwhat’s a children’s book without accompanying illustrations. The lovely sketches make the words even more comprehensible. The texture and hues of the illustrations found in Dylan’s CosyDoze will help to garner interest in reading by the toddler. The illustrated family, their home, cozydoze, and Sundown images are engaging.
Another plus for the book, probably the publication’s biggest win in its fight for readers, is that the words are sweetly sounding as the storyline is filled with rhythms. One of my favourite lines from the book, “Out in Granny’s garden where the flowers and trees grew tall. Mum and Dad had a cup of tea, while Granny and Dylan played ball”.
You must be wondering why that line, right? Its simplicity is heavyweight. The rhymes are bouncy and best of all, the sentences encourage so much. That the elderly and the young can learn from each other through play while at the same time keeping fit. Those lines too are complimented with pretty flowers. Reading for the eyes, brain, and soul.
Dylan’s CosyDoze is a bouncy read for all – Granny, Mum, Dad, Child, and pet.
‘Dylan’s Cosydoze’ by Elsa Joseph is a very sweet story that lots of young children will adore. The book is sure to be a hit amongst young kids because of its easy and naturally flowing language. The entire book is written in poetry style with rhyming words that will keep children entertained while developing their vocabulary. The graphics in this book are very attractive and will appeal to young readers. I highly recommend this book if you’re looking for something cute and attractive for your little ones to keep them busy and help them learn.
A simple and fun read for a child who is just learning to read, the illustrations are eye catchy and will keep child staring at the illustrations for long, the illustrations are according to the story and have details in them.
The story is simple and many small child can see themselves in Dylan.
Dylan is excited to visit Granny. Mommy and dad are getting everything ready to spend a lovely day with her. However, something unexpected is going to happen at Granny’s.
Dylan’s Cosydoze is an eloquent children’s book full of tiny details that make it a great story for curious kids. The narrative and the playful illustrations keep little ones eager to know what will happen next in the story.
This lovely book encourages curiosity by leaving tiny clues to the mystery Dylan’s family has to solve. Illustrations and the story are integrated to create an experience where attention to detail is required.
I would definitely recommend it; it is an excellent story for preschoolers and children who are learning to read.