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Where Can I Sleep?

Nancy Rutledge

Paperback (XLIBRIS, Feb. 15, 2013)

A young boy considers many places he might sleep and the attendant drawbacks. Finally, with the help of the reader, he realizes his own bed is the best option.

Ollie Can't Sleep

Martina Voorwinden, Matto Haq

Paperback (Martina Voorwinden, July 25, 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 32pp

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Lucky Can't Sleep

Sarah;Hood Albee, Thompson;Yee Bros

Board book (Reader's Digest Children's Books Ltd, )

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Mommy Can't Sleep

Danielle Eure

Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 13, 2013)

Mommy can't sleep. What is keeping her up? All mom would like to do is catch some zzzz's.

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Mouse Can't Sleep

Linda Parry, Alan Parry

Board book (John Hunt Publishing, Oct. 15, 2001)

Mouse likes the moonbeams that shine in the night but he is not so happy with the dark, until he is reassured by a friend, and applies his Scripture readings to allay his fears. Part of the Oaktree Wood series for 3-6 year olds.