Books with title Where to Sleep

It's the end of a long, play-filled day. Evening is drawing near and it's time for bed. But where can a tired little kitten rest its head? Not in the leafy vegetable patch. Kitten would look for "bunnies to catch." Certainly not with the chicken flock... who "stay up late and talk, talk, talk." Finding the ideal place to settle in for the night is no easy task. But when Kitten is finally ready for rest, sleepyheads of all ages will agree it's in the purr-fect spot. Sweetly detailed artwork highlights this gentle bedtime treat from Kandy Radzinski, the creator of What Cats Want for Christmas.Kandy Radzinski received her Master of Science in Art from East Texas State University. She taught art at Central Washington State College and the University of Tulsa. Kandy has illustrated children's books, posters, greeting cards, and even a six-foot penguin. Her books with Sleeping Bear Press include What Cats Want for Christmas and I is for Idea: An Inventions Alphabet. Kandy lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

It's the end of a long, play-filled day. Evening is drawing near and it's time for bed. But where can a tired little kitten rest its head? Not in the leafy vegetable patch. Kitten would look for "bunnies to catch." Certainly not with the chicken flock... who "stay up late and talk, talk, talk." Finding the ideal place to settle in for the night is no easy task. But when Kitten is finally ready for rest, sleepyheads of all ages will agree it's in the purr-fect spot. Sweetly detailed artwork highlights this gentle bedtime treat from Kandy Radzinski, the creator of What Cats Want for Christmas.Kandy Radzinski received her Master of Science in Art from East Texas State University. She taught art at Central Washington State College and the University of Tulsa. Kandy has illustrated children's books, posters, greeting cards, and even a six-foot penguin. Her books with Sleeping Bear Press include What Cats Want for Christmas and I is for Idea: An Inventions Alphabet. Kandy lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

It's the end of a long, play-filled day. Evening is drawing near and it's time for bed. But where can a tired little kitten rest its head? Not in the leafy vegetable patch. Kitten would look for "bunnies to catch." Certainly not with the chicken flock... who "stay up late and talk, talk, talk." Finding the ideal place to settle in for the night is no easy task. But when Kitten is finally ready for rest, sleepyheads of all ages will agree it's in the purr-fect spot. Sweetly detailed artwork highlights this gentle bedtime treat from Kandy Radzinski, the creator of What Cats Want for Christmas.Kandy Radzinski received her Master of Science in Art from East Texas State University. She taught art at Central Washington State College and the University of Tulsa. Kandy has illustrated children's books, posters, greeting cards, and even a six-foot penguin. Her books with Sleeping Bear Press include What Cats Want for Christmas and I is for Idea: An Inventions Alphabet. Kandy lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Fun lenticulars, an appealing little bear, and a charming story will make this picture book a favorite with youngsters. Just like last season’s Santa’s Busy Day, this story of kindness and friendship features lenticulars—holographic images that appear to literally move and shift—on every page. It’s simply spectacular to watch the snowflakes start to fall as Little Bear looks for a place to hibernate but none of the other animals will share. Neither the hedgehogs in their hollow log nor the toads by the riverbank offer a warm welcome. Now he’s all alone, out in the cold, with no cozy, snuggly place to go. Will Little Bear ever find someplace to sleep? Children will enjoy finding out the answer.

Where Do I Sleep?by Louisa KorschenkoAs parents, we are often searching for ways on how to educate and, at the same time, entertain and delight our children.Where Do I Sleep? is a three-in-one package for assistance in parenting. We meet Jonathan in the story, who introduces his family and his family’s pets and shares with us a glimpse of how he and their pets live peacefully through the night.Jonathan’s story is a bedtime story for young children, while familiarizing the children with the concept of sleeping in their own beds and that pets are part of the family, thus they also deserve compassion and caress. It is likewise an entertaining story all in all.About the AuthorHaving troubles with putting her son to sleep in his own bed at night, Louisa Korschenko composed an educational bedtime story for both parents and children.Born in Brisbane, Australia, Louisa Korschenko is married to Malcolm Lightfoot and they share a son, Jonathan Lightfoot. She received a Bachelor of Science degree and a graduate diploma in nutrition and dietetics. She also has a master’s degree in health science.(2010, paperback, 30 pages)