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Books with title { I CAN'T SLEEP

  • We Can't Sleep

    James Stevenson

    Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, June 1, 1982)
    Grandpa tells his wide-awake grandchildren, Mary Anne and Louie, a story about the time he couldn't sleep and about the great adventures he had while waiting to become drowsy
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  • Sam Sheep Can't Sleep

    Phil Roxbee Cox, Stephen Cartwright

    Board book (Usborne Publishing Ltd, July 27, 2001)
    This story book features phonics-based text and is designed to help children crack the reading code with ease. It features colour illustrations, fold-out flaps and a phonic breakdown of the words in the book.
  • I CanT Sleep

    Owen Hart

    Paperback (Little Tiger Press, Jan. 1, 2018)
    It’s the middle of the night on board the Leaping Salmon , but Mole can’t sleep. First he’s too hot … then he’s too cold … and then he’s afraid of the dark! Can his best friend, Mouse, make everything just right? Packed with gorgeous illustrations from Caroline Pedler ( Badger and the Great Journey and The Perfect Present ), I Can’t Sleep is the perfect bedtime tale for restless toddlers!
  • I Can't Get to Sleep

    Frank Rodgers

    Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, Jan. 30, 1995)
    Tom can't get to sleep, and the stories that his parents and grandparents tell him only make matters worse, until Teddy solves the problem.
  • Dad! I Can't Sleep

    Michael Foreman

    Paperback (Andersen Press, Oct. 4, 2007)
    Counting sheep doesn’t send Little Panda to sleep so his dad suggests counting cows, or pigs, or elephants… Pull out the final page and see how many animals Little Panda counts, and whether he falls asleep.
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  • Lucy Can't Sleep

    Amy Schwartz

    Hardcover (Roaring Brook Press, Aug. 7, 2012)
    When wide-awake Lucy can't fall asleep she . . . Climbs out of bed,Wiggles her fingers,Wiggles her toes,Scratches itches, Itches scratches,Buttons buttons,Blows her nose.But Lucy still can't sleep. Amy Schwart's gentle and reassuring story, along with her warm and comforting paintings, is sure to beguile restless children.
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  • dad! i can't sleep

    michael foreman

    Hardcover (Harcourt Brace & Co., March 15, 1994)
    Little Panda tries county sheep but he still cannot fall asleep, and Dad suggests counting cows, then pigs, then tigers, then . . . pterodactyls, leading up to a surprise for Dad. By the award-winning author-illustrator of Jack's Fantastic Voyage.
  • Spotty Can't Sleep

    Catherine Lukas, Thompson Bros.

    Board book (Reader's Digest, Aug. 1, 1997)
    Each Little People Take-Me-Out PlayBook features a removable Little People toy animal. The text prompts kids to take the animal out of its home for interactive play, and replace it at the end of the story. In Spotty Can't Sleep, Little Spotty wants to take a nap but -- PLINK! PLONK! BAM! BOOM! -- it's just too noisy! Young children can take Spotty out of his basket and help him look for a quiet place to sleep. Then they can share a very special surprise with Spotty at the end of the story. Format: Books with Toys Dimensions (inches): 5 x 5 x 1 7/8
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  • I Cannot Sleep

    Ann Louise Ramsey

    Hardcover (Crown Peak Publishing, Feb. 24, 2013)
    Written and illustrated by Ann Louise Ramsey, I Cannot Sleep is a children's picture book celebrating the joy of life's simple pleasures as seen through the heart of a dog. BOOK DESCRIPTION: It's time for bed, but Honey the Cocker Spaniel cannot sleep. Her imagination is just waking up and so begins her fun-filled adventures of doing all those favorite things she loves to do. "I fly . . . I dance . . . I swim . . . I sing and find success in all these things!" proclaims Honey . . . "while lying here secure in bed" she adds, laughing out loud. Honey is a small dog with BIG imagination and the more she thinks, the more she does and . . . "FUN is the goal!" Laugh along with Honey as she bounces down "trail and hall, all for the love of a tennis ball" and sings "for free" along with the birds in the park. For this happy dog, it is the simple pleasures in life that give her joy a great reminder for us all. The book begins with Honey's Recipe for Joy which sets the stage for this delightful story by highlighting Honey's love for playing in the park and emphasizing her motto that "joy is a state of mind.". Honey's Recipe for Joy video can be seen on be found on Ann Louise Ramsey s YouTube channel, along with many other charming Honey videos. An added bonus is the variety of birds that Ramsey has incorporated into the book's illustrations. Then at the back of the book there is a pictorial list of Birds in the Book which serves as an educational and fun way to introduce children to the world of birds by matching up the bird pictures with those in the story.
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  • Ollie Can't Sleep

    Martina Voorwinden, Matto Haq

    Hardcover (Martina Voorwinden, July 8, 2016)
    Ollie imagined the monster walking out the door, he imagined the monster falling through the floor, he pushed the monster out the window crack, but Ollie’s monster kept coming back. Ollie can’t sleep, his mind is full of scary thoughts and the more he tries to make them go away, the more they insist on staying. Ollie’s mum knows that his fears are very real to him and she helps him to understand that fun and fear are both made up in the mind. Can Ollie use the power of his fantastical imagination to send the monster packing and finally drift off to sleep? Ollie Can't Sleep is a beautifully illustrated and humorous story that acknowledges the very real fears children experience. It explores the wonderful ways fears can be conquered and how our imaginations can empower us even as we face the unexpected. Full colour illustrations, 28pp.
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  • I Can't Get to Sleep

    Rodgers

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, June 1, 1991)
    Bedtime stories told by various family members help Tom fall asleep but then wake him up again with noisy dreams.
  • Tiger Can't Sleep

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    Audio CD (Scholastic Inc, March 15, 2007)
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