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Noises at Night

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Beth Raisner Glass and Susan Lubner's Noises At Night presents a rhyming bedtime book teaching kids that going to sleep can be fun. Bruce Whatley provides the whimsical drawings as a young boy, dog and teddy bear by his side, uses his imagination to turn night noises into exciting new activities. An inspirational nap-time book which also offers some unusual career options for kids to think about.

This is one of the best books (maybe the best book) I have ever read! Before this book I HATED to take naps and go to bed but now it's fun! BUY THIS BOOK!

For any kid who is nervous about strange noises when going to bed, this book is a must. It takes all the fear out of the creaks that every kid hears when she lies down to go to sleep. The story is lyrical, fun to read and very creative. My girls both love it and they've now created their own game where they hear a noise and try to imagine what it could be. This makes a wonderful gift too!

Children and parents alike can relate to the problem of alarming night-time noises. But the little boy protagonist of this book hears noises and turns them into the sounds of wonderful adventure. With its imaginative premise, vivid imagery, clever rhyme, and wonderful illustration, this book is sure to please young children--and to give them pleasant things to think about while going to sleep.

We first found this book at the library and both my daughter (4 yrs.) and son (1.5 yrs.) really enjoyed it! The author is imaginative and clever in explaining the various noises at night using themes that are appealing and appropriate for children. This book has been an absolute winner with my family.