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"Night would rather play hide-and-go-seek with his big sister Day than go to sleep"--Unedited summary from book.

Told in rhyming text, a train speeds through the night, revealing the sights and colors along the way to its young and sleepy riders.

Rhyming text tells of Naamah, wife of Noah, who sings to her husband, her sons and their wives, and to the animals to sleep at night.

Mr. Putter and Tabby find they are not the only ones awake when they go for a walk at midnight to cure Mr. Putter's pineapple-jelly-roll-induced insomnia.

A group of children sets out on a secret nighttime hunt for the biggest pumpkin they can find, encountering a scary jack-o'-lantern, overcoming their fears and other obstacles, until they return home to--pumpkin pie.

On a slightly scary camping trip to study stars in the night sky, Owly and Wormy make new friends.

At the end of a long day, Mother Sky helps her playful daughter, Little Night, to get ready for bed.

A little yellow dog wants one more thing before he'll go to sleep. "Es la hora de dormir de Bizcocho, pero este cachorrito color canela no quiere dormir porque cree que es la hora de jugar"--Inside front dust-jacket.

Rhyming text and die-cut pages follow farms animals as they head for bed under a sky of glowing stars.

Ilustraciones fantásticas le otorgan vida a los sueños de un niño en este hermoso e imaginativo cuento para la hora de dormir. Cada noche cuando el niño se acuesta en su cama, la noche se sienta a su lado y le lee un cuento. -- Whimsical illustrations bring a child's dreams to life in this beautiful and imaginative bedtime story. Every evening when he goes to bed, the night sits at the child's bedside and reads him a story. Some stories are sweet,...