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Silly Lullaby by Sandra BoyntonA number of animals get ready for bed.
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Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Shark by Jeffrey BurtonA sparkling shark-tastic board book incorporates a deep-sea twist into the popular bedtime lullaby, in an adventurous story that finds a twinkling Little Shark swimming deep down in the dark.
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Good Night, My Darling Baby by Alyssa Satin CapucilliIn this lovely bedtime story, animals tuck in their babies, sing a song, and give a kiss good night, ending with parents tucking in their child for a sweet sleep.
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Noah's Noisy Night by Maria CorreaSettling into bed after a long day on the ark, a tired Noah is awakened by the sounds of animal arguments about bunk-hogging crocodiles, overheated penguins and overexcited giraffes, until Mrs. Noah offers the perfect solution.
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Good Night Farm by Patricia HegartyOwl flies around a farm to see all the animals settling down for the night in a sturdy touch-and-feel bedtime story that combines soothing illustrations with rhyming text.
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Good night, Spencer by Michelle RomoSpencer gets ready for bed after an activity-packed day by picking out his pajamas, splashing around in the bathtub, choosing a bedtime story, and receiving a goodnight hug and kiss at the end of his very busy day.
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By the Light of the Moon by Stephanie ShawWanting to stay up when bedtime arrives in the forest, little Fawn asks his mother if the foxes or squirrels are still playing before discovering as night falls that all of his friends are fast asleep.
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We Say Goodnight by Salina YoonTeaches young readers how to say good night in seven different languages, including English, Mandarin, Spanish, Hindi, Tagalog, Arabic, and French
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Salsa Lullaby by Jen ArenaA bouncy baby who is too full of energy to go to sleep is happily salsa-danced into dreamland by his devoted Mami and Papi, who sing a bilingual lullaby that gently says good night in both Spanish and English.
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Five on the Bed by Addie K. BoswellA young girl, her parents, and their dog and cat appear on, under, and next to the bed as they all get ready to sleep in this counting book.
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Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise BrownBefore going to sleep, a little rabbit says goodnight to his bedroom.
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Hush, Little Ones by John Butler Baby animals in their natural environments are lovingly lulled to sleep by their parents.
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Good Day, Good Night by Margaret Wise Brown A little bunny who greets all the familiar things outside during the course of a sunny day before wishing them goodnight as the sun begins to set.
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Sheep Count Flowers by Micaela Chirif"If people count sheep to fall asleep, then, what do sheep count? Flowers...roses, geraniums, jasmine. And there's lots of OTHER things you probably don't know about sheep.
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The Best Bed for Me by Gaia Cornwall"Mama and Mommy would like Sweet Pea to settle into bed, but it's not quite time. After mimicking all the ways different animals rest, this little one concedes that a comfy bed, a soft pillow, and a good-night wish offer the best way to fall asleep after all".
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Sleepy Sheepy by Lucy Ruth CumminsDespite his name, Sleepy Sheepy is WIDE-AWAKE, giving Ma and Pa Sheepy a run for their money as they try to get him to go to bed.
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Pete the Cat and the Bedtime Blues by Kim Dean Having so much fun playing and surfing in the sun that he does not want the day to end, Pete the Cat invites his friends to stay for a sleepover and has a cool idea when everyone wants to stay up after he becomes tired.
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Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney When Mama Llama tucks her in for the night and leaves the room, Baby Llama suddenly starts to get nervous and so bellows, hollers, and screams. |
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Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Car by Kate Dopirak In this twist on the classic poem, a little red car takes a final cruise around town before going to bed, beeping good-night to all his vehicular friends.
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Tomorrow Most Likely by Dave Eggers A twist on the classic goodnight bedtime story invites children to imagine the dreamy, wonderful and strange things that the next day might bring.
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Flora's Blanket by Debi Gliori Flora, a little rabbit, does not want to sleep without her missing blanket, so her family helps her look for it.
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The Froggies Do NOT Want to Sleep by Adam GustavsonThis hilariously inventive bedtime book follows a group of froggies as they come up with the most outlandish excuses for why it cannot be bedtime yet.
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Happy Dreams, Little Bunnyby Leah HongWhen thoughts big and small prevent Little Bunny from sleeping, his reassuring Mommy helps him discover how to transform his thoughts into happy dreams where anything is possible.
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Good-Night, Owl! by Pat Hutchins Classic bedtime tale finds Owl trying to sleep while his daytime animal neighbors constantly make noise, until night falls and Owl begins making a few noises of his own.
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All Ears, All Eyes by Richard Jackson A homage to the melodies of the nighttime world invites young children to look for and listen to the goodnight sounds made by animals, including owls, deer and chipmunks.
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There are so many reasons why nobody likes bedtime. Don't believe me? Read this book and I'll prove it to you! |
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The Big Bed by Bunmi LaditanA young girl tries to persuade her father that he is the one who should sleep in a special, little bed while she shares the big bed with Mommy.
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The Nuts : Bedtime at the Nut house by Eric Litwin Nut family and the nutty antics that ensue when little Wally and Hazel Nut refuse to go to sleep and begin singing and howling at the moon instead.
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Froggy Goes to Bed by Jonathan London Every kid will recognize Froggy's hilarious antics to postpone going to bed, from searching for that favorite toy, to finding the toothbrush, to getting that final drink of water, and of course, a goodnight kiss.
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Touch the Brightest Star by Christie Matheson A companion to Tap the Magic Tree! combines lush watercolors and cut-paper collage images in an interactive story that invites children to explore spreads depicting sleepy animals against a darkening nighttime sky.
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I Love You, Stinky Face by Lisa McCourt A mother and child discuss how the mother's love would remain constant even if her child were a smelly skunk, scary ape, or bug-eating green alien. |
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How Do You Go to Sleep? by Kate McMullanThree children who learn about the bedtime routines of squirrels, parrots, dolphins and other animals and imitate their examples before snuggling down in relatable human ways.
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Hush, Little Rocket by Mo O'HaraSet to the tune of “Hush, Little Baby,” this perfect bedtime picture book introduces children to the solar system while lulling them into a slumber filled with cosmic dreams.
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Good Night Owl by Greg Pizzoli Hearing a strange noise as he settles in for bedtime, Owl looks everywhere, from the cupboard to beneath the floorboards, for the source of the noise before spotting a tiny, squeaky, mouse-shaped detail.
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Good Night, Gorilla by Peggy Rathmann A zookeeper finds his normal nighttime routine upset when a mischievous little ape steals his keys and lets all his animal charges out of their cages, in a rollicking and hilarious bedtime adventure.
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Steam Train, Dream Train by Sherri Duskey Rinker In this board book with rhyming text, the dream train pulls into the station and all the different cars are loaded by the animal workers, each with the appropriate cargo.
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Everybunny Dream! by Ellie SandallBrushing their teeth, washing up and changing into pajamas to get ready for bed, a group of little bunnies curl up for a final hug and a story with unexpected fox friends before falling asleep.
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Good Night, Little Blue Truck by Alice Schertle A bedtime-story entry in the best-selling series that includes Little Blue Truck Leads the Way finds Little Blue Truck and his friends supporting each other while trying to go to sleep during a scary thunderstorm.
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Dinosaur vs. Bedtime by Bob Shea As little Dinosaur takes on everything around him, from a pile of leaves to his evening bowl of spaghetti, he is sure to win the challenge, but when it comes to bedtime, little Dinosaur is no match.
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All My Friends Are Fast Asleep by David Weinstone Unable to fall asleep, a little boy journeys from cave to sea to mountain peak, trying unsuccessfully to imitate the sleeping habits of his animal friends, until he finds the perfect place to lay his tired head.
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Go Go Gorillas : A Romping Bedtime Tale by Patrick Wensink A lively, rhyming romp about a band of silly dancing gorillas follows the efforts of a long-suffering safari guide, Jungle Jed, who tries to get his gorilla friends to complete their bedtime routine and settle down for the night while they play DJ records, boogie under the stars and join a baby gorilla who dances the robot.
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Bedtime for Peppa by Barbara WinthropFollows Peppa and her brother George as they get ready for bed by taking a bath, brushing their teeth, and listening to a story.
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How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight? by Jane YolenMother and child ponder the different ways a dinosaur can say goodnight, from slamming his tail and pouting to giving a big hug and kiss, in a picture book featuring ten sleepy dinosaurs which includes the names of each dinosaur on the end papers.
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Counting Sheep by Julie GlassA child counts sheep and other animals in multiples of two, three, four and five before falling asleep.
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Snail's Good Night by Ann Whitford PaulWhen Snail realizes that his friends are going to bed, he begins a very long, very slow slide to wish them all good night.
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Jack's Bed by Lynne RickardsJack has a difficult time staying in his own bed throughout the night, until a special toy leopard appears to keep him company.
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Good Night, Good Knight by Shelley Moore ThomasA Good Knight helps three little dragons who are having trouble getting to sleep.
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