Books with title Nap Time

Imagine being hunted by a tyrannosaur—and counting on it to save your life …A freak accident shreds the fabric of time. And now fourteen-year-old Chase is running for his life, hunted by a relentless tyrannosaur.Chase knows what’s happened, and he knows how to make things right. But the tyrannosaur’s not his only problem. The freakish “Time Snap” has dredged up slews of prehistoric creatures that are suddenly blocking his way, slowing him down, and keeping him from getting the job done.It’s a desperate race. Chase is fighting to avoid the jaws of monsters long enough to snap reality back to normal. He only has one chance to make things right … and his only hope is the very tyrannosaur that’s stalking him.Strap in for a wild ride! If you like heart-stopping adventure, read the explosive beginning to Chase McCord’s electrifying “Time” travels today!

Too tired to hop.No zip, no zap . . .What time is it?TIME FOR A NAP! This charming and cozy entry in the Snuggle Time series brings back the little bunny from the popular Time for a Hug and Time for a Bath books. Every day’s a busy day, with places to go, people to see, and things to do. But sometimes all that activity leaves a toddler tired and cranky. What time is it then? NAP TIME! With plenty of humor and fun, Phillis Gershator and David Walker capture a child’s resistance to some much-needed sleep.

Too tired to hop.No zip, no zap . . .What time is it?TIME FOR A NAP! The perfect board book for tired toddlers. This charming and cozy entry in the Snuggle Time series is now in board format! Every day’s a busy day, with places to go, people to see, and things to do. But sometimes all that activity leaves a toddler tired and cranky. What time is it then? NAP TIME! With plenty of humor and fun, Phillis Gershator and David Walker capture a child’s resistance to some much-needed sleep—and the Illustrations show little bunny throughout the days of the week, adding a concept lesson to the great message about the necessity of rest.

Kids can feel so many things from silly, to snuggly, to sneaky.  But one thing that they won't admit is when they're feeling sleepy!Toddler life is exciting and the very last thing they want to do is go to sleep, (especially in the middle of the day!) The struggle is real in Kelly Grettler's Not Nap Time, as one little boy does his absolute best to get out of taking his nap.  "Oh hey Lambie, I see you, sprawled out on my floor, I'm sorry I got mad and threw you before. I'll hold you, and snuggle, and hug you, ok?and after my nap we can go out and play. But maybe, for now, I'll just let my eyes close,until naptime is over, I'll rest, I suppose..."A comical, relatable book for anyone who has ever been there! 

Tyrannosaurs, dragons, cavemen, and pirates … and it’s not yet even time for breakfast …A freak, cosmic accident shreds the fabric of time. And now fourteen-year-old Chase is running for his life, hunted by a relentless tyrannosaur.Chase knows what’s happened, and he knows how to make things right again. But the tyrannosaur’s not his only problem. The freakish “Time Snap” has dredged up slews of prehistoric creatures that are suddenly blocking his way, slowing him down, and keeping him from getting the job done.It’s a desperate race. Chase is fighting to escape the jaws of monsters long enough to snap reality back to normal. He only has one chance to make things right … and his only hope is the very tyrannosaur that’s stalking him.Don’t close your eyes and don’t look back! Read the explosive prequel to Time Crunch today!

This delightful collection of three board books is perfect for toddlers acquiring language skills. Each page features a full-color photo of a familiar animal followed by a two-word text that includes the animal’s name and a verb to describe what the animal is doing, e.g. Penguin splishing/ Horse splashing. At the end of each book, a young child is shown having a bath, having a nap, or playing. The rhythmic cadence of the text, the rich vocabulary, and the vivid photos are ideal for sharing with a toddler.

Looking back, there are five things I would have done differently.One – I would’ve tried shielding Miles from the ugliness of the mirror.Two – I would’ve listened to the warnings that despite the evil I’ve already met, worse was coming.Three – I would’ve recognized that while I was trying to keep everyone in the light,darkness crept into the hidden corners of myself I never knew existed.Four – I wouldn’t have so willingly trusted others just because they are family.Five – Most importantly, I would have shielded my heart before it turned black.

Go on an exciting adventure with three boys that accidentally travel through time who must get back home. There are many obstacles along the way and there are many memorable and funny characters. A great children's chapter book for children in elementary school and middle school. Kids will want to read this book over and over again! Also, check out my other popular fun book PETE AND THE PARANORMAL PIZZAPETE AND THE PARANORMAL PIZZA 2: Revenge of Papa PizzaHANK AND THE HORRIFYING HOTDOGINVASION OF THE PUMPKIN PEOPLETONY AND THE TERRIFYING TURKEYINVASION OF THE PUMPKIN PEOPLE

What is time? How has our relationship to time changed through history and how does time structure our social lives? In this lively introduction, Barbara Adam explores the changing ways in which time has been understood and how this knowledge is embedded in cultural practices. She takes the reader on a journey of discovery that extends from ancient mythology and classical philosophy to the contemporary social world of high-speed computer networks and globalized social relations. The book poses key questions about the nature of time, how it is conceptualized, what it means in practice and how the parameters set by nature have been transcended across the ages by the human quest for time know-how and control. It provides the reader with a good basis for understanding the role of time in contemporary social life. This book assumes no previous knowledge. Through its broad perspective and transdisciplinary approach it provides an accessible and wide-ranging introduction for students and teachers across the social sciences.