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Bedtime

SLEEP LIKE A TIGER

Cover of: SLEEP LIKE A TIGER
Author Information
Author's Last Name: 
Logue
Author's First Name: 
Mary
Illustrator's First Name: 
Pamela
Illustrator's Last Name: 
Zagarenski
Publisher: 
Houghton Mifflin
Publication Date: 
2012

Princess-child's parents say she may stay awake all night—after she prepares for bed. Minutely-detailed, many-colored, and textured illustrations contain enchanted dreamscapes that gently transport both Princess and readers to surreal sleep.

SLEEPY, OH SO SLEEPY

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Author Information
Author's Last Name: 
Fleming
Author's First Name: 
Denise
Publisher: 
Holt
Publication Month: 
August
Publication Date: 
2010

Just like wild animal babies—the panda and the penguin, the orangutan and the otter—a tiny human child drifts off to sleep while a loving parent asks, “Where's my sleepy baby?” A warm and rhythmic story to read at bedtime.

SO SLEEPY STORY

Author Information
Author's Last Name: 
Shulevitz
Author's First Name: 
Uri
Publisher: 
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
Publication Date: 
2006

Blues and grays shift to soft yellows when household objects sway and come alive, and a sleeping child awakens in the night as music drifts into a “sleepy sleepy house.”

THE HOUSE IN THE NIGHT

Author Information
Author's Last Name: 
Swanson
Author's First Name: 
Susan Marie
Illustrator's First Name: 
Beth
Illustrator's Last Name: 
Krommes
Publisher: 
Houghton Mifflin
Publication Date: 
2008

This cinematic circular tale flies young readers from sky to bed, bed to sky, and back again. A soothing text and crisp black scratchboard illustrations lit with yellow make bedtime a welcoming experience.

LITTLE HOOT

Author Information
Author's Last Name: 
Rosenthal
Author's First Name: 
Amy Krouse
Illustrator's First Name: 
Jen
Illustrator's Last Name: 
Corace
Publisher: 
Chronicle
Publication Date: 
2008

Little Hoot has a problem. He wants to go to bed but his parents make him stay up late! Charming pen and watercolor illustrations make this a hit (or hoot) for parents and toddlers alike

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