Books with title Max At Night

PEEKABOO!What's hiding behind the holes? There's something new every time you turn the page! Part guessing game, part novelty, this book is sure to please young readers. It's nighttime—what will you find? A cat soundlessly walking the rooftops, a teddy bear to cuddle, a blanket to snuggle, and a mobile that twirls and sings. And over it all a silvery moon, shining down on a sleepy child. Sweet dreams!

So much fear to face in this world in which we live. Don't let the condition of your past limit the potential of you and your family's future. My Light @ Night will help all readers and listeners to get in touch with their imagination and creativity. You, your family and friends will enjoy this reminder, that in the unknowns in our lives we can find comfort and manage fear! In this entertaining story of fear of the dark black night, the little person is able to overcome it by finding the light of the moon. Cautious in the glimmer of understanding, the little person is able to become comfortable with the dark black night.

On some nights, a snug bedroom is a hard place to fall asleep. On some nights, it's better to get away from slumbering, snoring family members and curl up alone with one's thoughts in the cool night air, under wide-open skies. In this charming bedtime fantasy, a sleepless city girl does just that, finding her surprising way to a serene rooftop version of a backyard campout. With captivating ink-and-watercolor illustrations and a simple, lyrical text, newcomer Jonathan Bean has created a soothing bedtime story that is sure to charm children and parents alike.

Teenagers Lisa, David and Ernie have fantastic summer jobs, they work for a company which creates Halloween storefront displays. Jennifer and Carol, sisters, own The Cauldron Company and their marketing gimmick is to pretend to be witches. What no one knows-but the teens suspect-is that they really are witches, a genetically advanced form of human being that is gentle and kind, not the evil creatures of myth. Their race is called The Family, and current world crises have led them to decide it is time to reveal their existence by gradually developing public recognition and trust and then making the announcement. But this plan is shattered with the arrival of a troubled new teen employee. John is forced by his mothers boyfriend, Shotgun, to burglarize the sisters home while one of the sisters is corming (and ancient process wherein the witch settles into the bare earth and allows her body to transform; her skin thickens into wood and roots grow from her hands and feet to penetrate the earth and draw up the special nutrients and compounds needed to renew strength and vigor). During the robbery, Shotgun discovers the hidden corming room, mistaking it for a vault and the bizarre wooden statue for a valuable prize, whereupon he rips it out of the ground and steals it. The horror of the moving wooden form trying to escape causes Shotgun to try to kill it. Instead, he causes a fire and explosion. John believes the things misery to be his fault, and when he realizes that it is Jennifer now weakened and at the mercy of the night creatures, he determines to sacrifice his own soul in her place. The next morning, John is found alive and apparently well-but very different. Either by luck or intent, the parts of his soul the night creatures got were his darker ones. At Night is a spectacular YA Halloween story featuring horror, friendship and an unusual love story.