Books with title Night-time

Step into a night-time world with Tim Hopgood, creator of the bestselling WOW! Said the Owl in WOW It's Night-time! The curious little owl is back, and this time she’s ready to discover the wonders of night-time, from the big, bright moon to the bats in the sky and the foxes deep in the forest. But where are all the other owls? When the wind blows the leaves from her tree, you'll soon see . . .A perfect preschool introduction to the nocturnal world with something to count on every page – all the way from one to ten! A timeless book told with warmth and simplicity, perfect for sharing at bedtime.Discover more from Tim Hopgood: WOW! Said the Owl, TIP TAP Went the Crab, Hooray for Hoppy and Walter's Wonderful Web

Night Night Dark Time, written by Joe Simone is a sweet bedtime story for your little one. In Night Night Dark Time, sleepy children are reminded that the bedtime experience shouldn't be a scary one. The rhyming lullaby takes your child through a gentle bedtime routine including brushing their teeth, bedtime hugs, and goodnight prayers. You and your child will enjoy the connection shared while reading this book together each night. "Welcome the darkness so you can see the stars."

Night Night Dark Time, written by Joe Simone is a sweet bedtime story for your little one. In Night Night Dark Time, sleepy children are reminded that the bedtime experience shouldn't be a scary one. The rhyming lullaby takes your child through a gentle bedtime routine including brushing their teeth, bedtime hugs, and goodnight prayers. You and your child will enjoy the connection shared while reading this book together each night. "Welcome the darkness so you can see the stars" –Joe Simone"Welcome the darkness so you can see the stars."

Every parent goes through the rigors of getting their children ready for bed. And many children see it as just another time to have fun. Authors Andrew and Dionne Crozier's Time for Night Night is the story of one family's adventures of getting ready for bedtime. Bath time, finding and putting on pajamas, and brushing teeth are just a few of the tasks that must be completed every night before going to bed. They are also opportunities for fun and lots of laughs. Time for Night Night is a fun story to read and to listen to. And every child and every parent will find something familiar in the story.

The definition of an owl had always pleased him: "I am the owl," he would whisper to himself after he had selected his prey, "and night-time is my time." Jean Sheridan, a prominent historian, returns to her hometown to attend the twenty-year reunion of Stonecroft Academy, where she is to be honoured along with six other members of her class. There is, however, something uneasy in the air: one woman in the group, Alison Kenall, a beautiful, high-powered Hollywood agent, died just a few days before, drowned in her pool during an early morning swim. She is the fifth woman in the class whose life has come to a sudden, mysterious end. At the award dinner, Jean does not suspect that among the distinguished people she is greeting is the "Owl," a murderer nearing the countdown on his mission of vengeance against the Stonecroft women who had mocked or humiliated him, with Jean his final intended victim.