This book contains a treasure trove of classic bedtime stories, taking little ones on a magical journey into the world of the most popular ones. Have fun reading along with your little one as you introduce them to well-known bedtime stories including, Little Red Hen, Three Little...
Search Results
69 Results
Literary Form
69 Results
Here are 50 classic nursery rhymes, beautifully illustrated by Debi Gliori. Have fun reading along with your little one as you introduce them to well-known nursery rhymes including, Humpty Dumpty, Incy Wincy Spider, Little Bo-Peep, and many more! These classic rhymes we all know ...
Little Owl cannot sleep--his pillow is lumpy, his quilt too hot, and he hears strange noises--until Mommy Owl says that tomorrow, and his grandparents' visit, will come sooner if he sleeps.
Little Owl is unhappy to learn there will soon be a baby owl, but after considering what else could be in Mommy's egg, he decides a sibling would be fine.
A dragon finds an abandoned egg and lovingly raises the hatchling as her own, although Little One is very different from the baby dragons, and when disaster strikes it is the small, feathered hatchling that saves the day.
Readers get to know the real Mr. Wolf when they accompany him as he goes about his daily routine from breakfast to bedtime.
"Join in the list of important things to say goodnight to--ships, animals, plants, toys and, of course, the sun"-- Provided by publisher.
Small, a little fox, seeks reassurance that Large will always provide love, no matter what.
When dragons cut down too many trees, blow out too much hot air, and do other environmental damage, the future looks grim, but other animals advise them on how to mend their ways and save the planet.
This is a story about a dragon in need of an egg and an abandoned egg in need of a mummy. It seems like the perfect fit, but what happens when that egg hatches and the little baby doesn't look like all the other dragons (in fact he looks like a penguin)? Of course, his mummy love...
Willa has trouble falling asleep until her brother reminds her of all the happy things that await her in the morning.
"I'mgrim and grumpy," says Small to Large, "and I don't think you love me at all." But nothing could be further from the truth--and Large knows just how to reassure Small in this warm and tender bedtime story about a child's worry and a parent's endless capacity for love.
When it appears that the magic spells, vanishing creams, and other schemes to rid her of her pesky little brother have finally worked, a sister has second thoughts.
As nighttime approaches, a baby fox and his mother imagine all the different animals around the world preparing for bed and falling asleep.
When Mr. Bear's relaxing camping trip with his family turns into a scary nightmare, he decides they need a vacation from their vacation.