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Bedtime
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Board book (Igloo Books Ltd, )None
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Bedtime Blues
Julie Kostka
Paperback (Ballard Publishing Group, LLC, Aug. 9, 2019)JoJo is a happy, carefree girl who loves to stay up late and daydream. She surrounds herself with everything she loves to avoid going to bed. But when it is time for sleep, JoJo gets the blues and her daydreams turn into a nightmare. She doesn’t realize it, but everything she loves, helps her fall asleep. Read to find out if there is anything JoJo can do to beat the bedtime blues!
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Bedtime
M. Ricketts, Annabel Ricketts
Hardcover (Brimax Books Ltd, )None
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Bedtime Blues
Elizabeth Dyer
Paperback (Independently published, Nov. 25, 2019)Another Tug-A-Bug adventure, but this time, Tug-A-Bug doesn't want to go to bed and her dad has to get to the bottom of her bedtime blues in order for everyone to get some sleep. What is the cause of her sleepless nights? Open the pages to find out what gives Tug-A-Bug a fright.
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Bedtime
Rod Campbell
Hardcover (Campbell Books Ltd, )None
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Bedtime
Annie Kubler
Board book (Walker Books, Oct. 4, 1999)A nursery song and a toe-counting rhyme, puppies and toys and a peekaboo game. This collection contains work by some of the top names in childrens books, including Dick King Smith, Lucy Cousins, Rosemary Wells, Anita Jeram, Jill Barton and many more.
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Bedtime
Catherine Anholt
Board book (Orchard Books, )None
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A Bedtime Book
Joan Walsh Anglund
Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, Aug. 1, 1993)Story-poems about apples, dragons, princesses, trees, rainbows, and friends
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Bedtime!
Gwenyth Swain
(San Val, April 1, 2002)None
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Bob's Bedtime
Terry Collins, Art Ellis
Board book (Simon Spotlight, March 1, 2003)Bob the builder goes around and says goodnight to his friends Wendy, Scoop, and the rest of the team before jumping into his easy chair and settling down to sleep.
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Bedtime
Mathew Price
Board book (Brighter Child, Oct. 15, 2003)The day-to-day routines of a child's world are the subjects of these lift-the-flap board books. Each book, which is illustrated in a bright and colorful pallet, features a question about a child's routine. When the reader lifts the flap, he or she finds the answer to that question appears in a colorful illustration. The text, in large type, not only reminds young readers of their own routine, it challenges them to use deductive reasoning as they explore the answer to the question posed.In Bedtime, Katie must find all the stuffed animals that she takes to bed with her. When the reader lifts the flaps, Katie finds them under a sheet, in a cupboard, and underneath a towel.
