The Koala Who Couldn’t Sleep
The Koala Who Couldn’t Sleep by Robert Cox is a charming children’s book published by Redback Publishing on March 1, 2020. This 36-page edition, written in English, introduces young readers to Clive, a koala who feels different from his peers. Unlike most koalas, Clive struggles with the idea of sleep, leading him to question his identity and imagine what life would be like as other animals.
In this engaging story, Clive’s journey unfolds as he grapples with his restlessness and explores the possibilities of being a different creature. Through his whimsical thoughts, he considers the adventures he might have if he were a monkey or an elephant. Ultimately, Clive learns to embrace his uniqueness and discovers that being himself has its own charm. This narrative offers a delightful exploration of self-acceptance and imagination, making it a fitting addition to any juvenile fiction collection.
Official synopsis Publisher
Everyone knows that what koalas do best is sleep, but young Clive can’t help feeling different.
He hardly ever wants to sleep! He’s itchy and twitchy, and sleeping on branches is a dangerous game when you just can’t stop moving! Maybe he was mixed up at birth and is really a monkey! Maybe he’s an elephant? Or something much, much bigger . . . One day, somewhere between sleep and wild imagination, Clive wonders what adventures he might have if only he were a different kind of animal . . . and soon discovers that being himself is not so bad after all!
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