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Priscilla and the Sandman is an award-winning 32-page children's picture book by Anders Roseberg. After not wanting to go to bed night after night, Priscilla is told about the Sandman from her mother. In the turn of a page, she is visited by Mr. Sandman- an adorable, upright walking cat. With her stuffed toy Rabbit, the three of them wander off through the field of dreams toward the land of sweets. Priscilla learns that going to bed and having dreams can be more than exciting, it can be magical. ""Priscilla, if you want to have good dreams, tell Sandman what you need. Sugar crystals as the stars and a moon that's made of cheese. Houses made of gingerbread and peanut butter trees. If you want to have good dreams, come and follow me."" Priscilla and the Sandman is a rhythmic picture book where each line ends with the ""long-e"" sound. The realistic imagery of the pictures will really pull kids into the magic of the book, making it a classic of all ages.

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Parents tell stories to children to open their minds and their hearts, so the story before bedtime is not an insignificant routine but a tradition that brings bonding, positive energy and a powerful impulse to imagination.</p> The land of sweets is not an invitation to an unhealthy food consuming behaviour but a presentation of how children's imagination works, a representation of their creative and prolific mind. </p> --Mihaela Pop</p>

"""It is our great pleasure to inform you that you are a Finalist in the 11th Annual National Indie Excellence Awards. Your book truly embodies the excellence that this award was created to celebrate, and we salute you and your fine work."" - National Excellence Indie Award ""Parents tell stories to children to open their minds and their hearts, so the story before bedtime is not an insignificant routine but a tradition that brings bonding, positive energy and a powerful impulse to imagination. The land of sweets is not an invitation to an unhealthy food consuming behavior but a presentation of how children's imagination works, a representation of their creative and prolific mind."" -Mihaela Pop"

Parents tell stories to children to open their minds and their hearts, so the story before bedtime is not an insignificant routine but a tradition that brings bonding, positive energy and a powerful impulse to imagination. The land of sweets is not an invitation to an unhealthy food consuming behaviour but a presentation of how children's imagination works, a representation of their creative and prolific mind. --Mihaela Pop

It is our great pleasure to inform you that you are a Finalist in the 11th Annual National Indie Excellence Awards. Your book truly embodies the excellence that this award was created to celebrate, and we salute you and your fine work. - National Excellence Indie Award Parents tell stories to children to open their minds and their hearts, so the story before bedtime is not an insignificant routine but a tradition that brings bonding, positive energy and a powerful impulse to imagination. The land of sweets is not an invitation to an unhealthy food consuming behavior but a presentation of how children's imagination works, a representation of their creative and prolific mind. -Mihaela Pop Parents tell stories to children to open their minds and their hearts, so the story before bedtime is not an insignificant routine but a tradition that brings bonding, positive energy and a powerful impulse to imagination. The land of sweets is not an invitation to an unhealthy food consuming behaviour but a presentation of how children's imagination works, a representation of their creative and prolific mind. --Mihaela Pop

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Anders Roseberg has been an imaginative story teller since the days of his childhood where he would make-up stories and imagine the wildest of things. When he isn't writing children's books he dabbles in writing music lyrics and writing film scripts. He's passionate about vintage memorabilia, rock 'n roll music, and anything else coming out of the 1950's. His first picture book, Priscilla and the Sandman, which was inspired by a made-up lullaby he sang to his daughter Priscilla while he put her to sleep, has that magical, vintage flare. Although Priscilla and the Sandman is Ander's first self-published children's book, he continues to devote his time and energy to write creative stories that will bring smiles and awe to the future readers of his books.

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