Soothing Bedtime Stories
Boone, Debbie. Bedtime Hugs for Little Ones. Word Publishing, 1988. A collection of warm, charming bedtime stories about many of the things children ask about. Ages 3-8.
Brown, Margaret Wise. Goodnight Moon. Harper Collins, 1991. A small rabbit softly says goodnight to all the items in his room. Ages 2-5.
Dunbar, Joyce. Tell Me Something Happy Before I Go to Sleep. Harcourt Brace, c 1998. When Willa is afraid of having bad dreams, her older brother tells her of all the happy things that will be waiting for her when she wakes up. Ages 4-8.
Fox, Mem. Time for Bed. Harcourt Brace & Co., Orlando. FL, c 1997. Little ones, animals leading up to babies, are snuggling down to sleep. Very well done. Ages 2 - 6.
McBratney, Sam. Guess How Much I Love You. Candlewick Press, MA, c 1996. Daddy rabbit compare how much they love each other. Ages Infants - 5.
McMullan, Kate. If You Were My Bunny Board Book. Cartwheel Books, c 1998. Various animals are gathered into their mother’s arms and sung to sleep. Ages 2 - 6.
Melmed, Laura Krauss. I Love You As Much As .... Harper Trophy – Reprint Ed. 2005. A variety of mothers tell their children how much they love them. Beautifully done. Ages 2 - 5.
Nakamura, Katherine Riley. Song of Night: It’s Time to Go To Bed. The Blue Sky Press, 2002. A community of animals are lovingly put to bed. Ages 2 – 6.
Yolen, Jane. How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night? Blue Sky Press, c 2000. A good natured bedtime book showing a variety of human mothers and fathers trying to put their dinosaur children to bed. Ages 4 – 8.
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