Review
Told in rhyme, the story is a lovely introduction for young children to nocturnal animals. The simple verses are ideal for reading aloud and children will love the evocative language. --R.R. Bowker, 2006
When the sun goes down and the moon comes out, nocturnal animals like raccoons, owls, crickets...mooch about. This book introduces the concept of diurnal and nocturnal life in a playful, reassuring manner. Teacher Source Recommended Book. --Public Broadcast System (PBS) 2006
The rhyming verse and endearing artwork...make Creatures of the Night and ideal read-aloud story to young children... --Midwest Book Review, 2006
About the Author
Purple Sky Publishing introduces children's book author, Stephen J. Brooks. Mr. Brooks has worked as a Special Agent for the Federal government for over a decade and has traveled the world many times over. His travels have shown him both the baleful side of humanity as well as the wonderful magic that exists in the minds of children, regardless of cultural upbringing. In an effort to share his experiences, Mr. Brooks writes children's books where mothers and fathers are heroes and goodness still conquers all. In today's world, where the nightly news fills living rooms with scenes of destruction and despair, Mr. Brooks uses his words to comfort and reassure children that they are protected and that there is still magic in the world.