The Rabbit Who Wants to Sleep. A Tale to Help Parents

About the Book
If your child is having trouble falling asleep, it’s time to embark on a quest for sleep together with little bunny Roger and his mom! The wizard Uncle Zeva, the wise Sleepy Owl, and the very slow Old... Snail know how to help you.
This incredibly popular story worldwide is written by a professional psychologist. It relieves tension and gently leads the child into sleep using special techniques based on the Ericksonian hypnosis method. Psychologists confirm: the book is completely safe, and the effect of reading depends on the child’s characteristics. Most children fall asleep by the middle of the story. We hope this book will help your family as well.
Today, thousands of sleep-deprived parents thank the author from all corners of the planet.
 
Book Features
The book is based on special psychological techniques that help children fall asleep easier and faster each day.
Tested by MIF on their own children!
The book has been translated into 43 languages. 1.6 million copies sold worldwide.
Originally, Karl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin released the book in Swedish and English on his own, but within the first few months of sales, it skyrocketed to the top of global rankings and was recognized as a true phenomenon in the literary world.
The book is "personalized" - it specifically notes places where it is necessary to address the child by name. This helps children better perceive the text.
 
About the Series
More than two million copies of "The Rabbit Who Wants to Sleep" have been sold worldwide, and almost as many of its sequel "The Little Elephant Who Wants to Sleep." Currently, these books are translated into 46 languages. Rabbit Roger and little elephant Sonya have become beloved by Russian children, with more and more children falling asleep to soothing sleepy tales every day. Later, they will be joined by a little tractor named Roger - the latest book in the series at the moment.
All the books feature a calm and cozy design. A pleasant, slightly textured cover, pages tinted in a "sleepy" shade, kind and beautiful illustrations.
Before using these books, to achieve the desired sleepy effect, one must read the instructions. Caution: Dads fall asleep first :)
 
From the Author
I was born and raised in a small town called Huskvarna in Sweden. I realized early on that I enjoyed helping people and making their lives happier. At the age of 20, I discovered the field of personal development, and my life changed dramatically. I spent days and nights listening to tapes (yes, I'm that old), disks, and reading books on how to live a happy and successful life.
I quit my job and began studying psychology, leadership, pedagogy, acting, and rhetoric at Swedish universities. At the same time, I started my own company and began helping people with their personal tasks as a coach, mainly in companies and universities.
I published my first book in 2006 - "Create Your Future" (so far it has only been published in Swedish), and so began my writing career. After that, I continued to write books about personal development and the psychology that underlies it.
"The Rabbit Who Wants to Sleep" is a bedtime story that has been translated into many languages. It helps children around the globe relax and fall asleep. I am still amazed at how a boy from a tiny town became a world-renowned author.
 
For Whom This Book
For parents of little fidgets who don’t want to go to sleep.
 
About the Author
Karl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin is a certified behavioral psychologist and a certified NLP master. For many years, Ehrlin has been one of Sweden's leading psychologists and works as a coach, lecturer, and director of educational programs in leadership, communication, and personal growth. Sometimes Ehrlin teaches a communication course at Jönköping University in Sweden; he is invited to other universities around the world as well. He is currently dedicated to writing and has already published several books on leadership and personal growth, as well as books to help parents.
Karl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin is an innovative author, thanks to whom a book self-published by the author made it into the Amazon bestseller list for the first time, and countless children around the world started to sleep better under the evening fairy tale "The Rabbit Who Wants to Sleep." Reviews from satisfied parents spread across social media, and the miracle book quickly gained recognition.
4th edition.