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Books with title Night Time

  • Knight Time

    Jane Clarke

    Paperback (Red Fox, Sept. 14, 2009)
    A reassuring novelty bedtime book, with knights and dragons, about over­coming prejudice and becoming friendsEvery night, when their daddies tuck them in, Little Knight dreams of fierce knight-eating dragons and Little Dragon dreams of dangerous dragon-slaying knights. But one dark, stormy night, their two worlds collide and Little Dragon and Little Knight discover that they both have teddy bears and cuddly blankets — and that they’re not scary at all!“It’s silly to hunt each other!” they tell their daddies.
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  • Night-time Tale

    Ruth Brown

    Hardcover (Andersen Press, May 1, 2005)
    Brown, Ruth
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  • Carlee's Night-Night Time

    Laurie Fahy

    language (, Sept. 8, 2010)
    Narrated by Carlee, she takes you through her bedtime routine from taking a bath and the special little lullaby that mommy sings to her. Start reading this book to your little one to get a bedtime routine in place. Your tot will like that another tot is telling the story.
  • Night Time Chuckles

    Ben van der Byl, Baraquia van der Byl, Siamies Abrau

    eBook (Machado Publishing, Oct. 18, 2015)
    The first story is about a girl who does not like to bath, and how she and her parents try to outwit each other, in order to get the end result that they want. The second story is about a boy who has an odor, and how he saves the day. The third story is about software in their own digital world and the funny things that happen, when you let a naughty program take over the system. Imagine a 6 year old describing their teacher, on the first day of school. The last story is about vegetarian lions that are into fashion.
  • NIGHT TIME ANIMALS

    Dorling Kindersley

    Paperback (Little Simon, Sept. 30, 1992)
    The mysterious world of nocturnal animals comes alive in a colorful, simple introduction that explores the unique characteristics of the creatures that are active at night. Original.
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  • Nighttime

    Alastair Smith, John Butler

    Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, June 1, 2003)
    Invites young readers to lift the flaps to see how owls, moths, snails, foxes, tarsiers, mice, fruit bats, and cats pass their most active hours at night and rest during the day.
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  • Night is the Time

    Elizabeth Bennett, Martha Weston, Elizabeth Greenaway

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, Jan. 25, 2000)
    This sweet goodnight song takes toddlers through the routine of getting ready for bed: from bath time to "sleep-tight" kisses. With soft watercolor illustrations, this little book is the perfect bedtime read-aloud!
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  • In the Night of Time

    antonio munoz molina

    Hardcover (Tuskar Rock, March 15, 2015)
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  • A Night-Time Tale

    Alexandra Junge

    Hardcover (WingedChariot Press, Sept. 28, 2006)
    A carousel of words and pictures, this touching tale puts a playful spin on the common childhood fear of the nighttime. A little girl who has always been afraid of the dark embarks upon an amazing adventure that explains why the night follows the day and begins to make friends with things she had once feared. Thoughtful and inspiring, this family fable examines the purpose of night and the dreams that accompany it. A free, downloadable booklet with suggestions for further activities is available at www.wingedchariot.com.
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  • Night-Time Tale

    Ruth Brown

    Paperback (Andersen Press, Sept. 1, 2007)
    The little one has had a bad dream. He dreamt he was lost in a dark forest, and found a house all made of sweets. But before he could enjoy eating any, an old witch came and frightened him away. He ran straight into a girl in a red cloak, on her way to her grandmother's. But he took one look at the grandmother and was so frightened he ran away again, and this time found himself at the base of a giant beanstalk. A giant tumbled down it and created a huge hole in the ground, and the little one fell into the hole with a bump! And then he woke up. So he climbs in with Mama Bear, and goes back to sleep, much happier. But who is that climbing into his little bed? Could it be Goldilocks?
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  • Norton's Night-time

    Jane Zalben

    Hardcover (Collins, March 15, 1979)
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  • Night Time Prayer

    Gabriel Santiago

    Paperback (Xlibris, June 30, 2015)
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