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Written by NANSUBUGA NAGADYA ISDHAL | Illustrated by SANDRA VAN DOORN
Forgetful sisters Siba and Saba are always losing something. Sandals, slippers, sweaters – you name it, they lose it. When the two sisters fall asleep each night, they dream about the things they have lost that day. Until, one night, their dreams begin to reveal something entirely unexpected…
A KIRKUS BEST PICTURE BOOK OF THE YEAR
Honour Book Children's Africana Best Book Award
Georgia Children’s Picturebook Award finalist
'A picture book that will transport readers to another place and time…where dreams come to life. Will delight readers of all ages' – Kirkus Reviews, STARRED
'I want to read this book every night and then fall asleep with it in my arms and dream of my future. Simply stunning!’ – Book Monsters
This book has a wonderful mix of fun, humour, family, heritage and heart. It has a lovely message, told in an authentic and heart-warming way, showcasing Ugandan heritage. I love that the two sisters learn to dream big and look to the future, not the past.
What a delight of a book! It was so lovely to find this story- taking a positive spin on losing things which can be so difficult for small children. Also wonderful that it is a story of two Ugandan girls- like my daughter. I have already bought this book as a gift for three friends!
Great writing and gentle illustrations. The alliterative symphony of Sleep Well Siba & Saba is one of our favourites from powerhouse Lantana.
We love this book so much. The illustrations are so beautiful, and when we read it, it’s almost like we’re in a cradle swaying softly into a dream.
This book has a wonderful mix of fun, humour, family, heritage and heart. It has a lovely message, told in an authentic and heart-warming way, showcasing Ugandan heritage. I love that the two sisters learn to dream big and look to the future, not the past.
What a delight of a book! It was so lovely to find this story- taking a positive spin on losing things which can be so difficult for small children. Also wonderful that it is a story of two Ugandan girls- like my daughter. I have already bought this book as a gift for three friends!
Great writing and gentle illustrations. The alliterative symphony of Sleep Well Siba & Saba is one of our favourites from powerhouse Lantana.
We love this book so much. The illustrations are so beautiful, and when we read it, it’s almost like we’re in a cradle swaying softly into a dream.