Follows, in rhymed text and illustrations, a young rabbit's adventures on the way to bed.

When Max loses Bear, a stuffed toy and his best friend, Rabbit, Mouse, and Badger help Bear get home in time to tell Max a bedtime story.

"Little Gabriel loves to play monsters. And his family is happy to oblige, from Josie the hungry beast ( munch, crunch, scrunch!) to Uncle Rufus with horns and a tail ( oink oink moo!), and even Nonna the jelly monster (I'll gobble you up!). But what happens when Mom-the-monster comes to eat Gabriel up when it's time for bed? Lucy Cousins offers an entertaining and heartwarming celebration of family as she follows an imaginative child through a day...

Tomorrow is River Rose's first-ever trip to the zoo and she is so excited she cannot sleep, that is, until her mom sings a magical lullaby that sends River off on a dream adventure with her dog, Joplin, where they play with a variety of zoo animals.

"It's time to power down for the night, but Little Robot isn't ready! He quickly opens his stalling program. Luckily, Mom Unit knows exactly how to get him into his sleep module"--

An owl explains the challenge: if readers can avoid geting to the end of the book, then they can avoid bedtime, but each time readers blink, they have to turn the page.

The perfect bedtime book for young soccer fans. From the opening kickoff to the final goal, a young girl says goodnight to her most beloved sport: soccer. With delightful, rhyming text and energetic art, acclaimed author Michael Dahl (Goodnight Baseball, Goodnight Football, Goodnight Hockey), along with illustrator Christina E. Forshay, captures the thrill and excitement of the world's most popular sport. This Sports Illustrated Kids picture book...

At bath time, a boy who believes he is ready to dress and undress himself gets stuck in his clothes, then imagines what life will be like if he remains that way forever.

Publisher Annotation: A tough day, a bad dream, a scary noise ... these are just a few of the things that can keep kids wide awake and frightened after dark. But Mama Sloth knows the secrets for calming worried minds and getting to sleep-and as she shares them with her daughter, young readers will learn valuable relaxation skills that last a lifetime. Sloth Wasn't Sleepy does more than provide a sweet bedtime story-kids will join Sloth to learn mindfulness...

As night falls, animal and human parents everywhere tenderly tuck their children into bed. In the darkness, each child--raccoon, doe, rabbit, field mouse, and a little boy--wonders: "Will I be safe? Will you be there for me?" And every mommy and daddy responds with the comforting words, "Yes, I am here." A picture book version of the beautiful song, "Day Is Done."