Books with title Night Becomes Day

This lyrical ode to humanity celebrates people all around the world as they do the same things in different ways, from morning to night: as we’re carried first, then toddle, then walk; as we learn to read and explore new worlds; as we wish or dream, laugh or cry, or even wonder why. This universal picture book is as profound as it is simple. A beautiful sentiment to share at story time or bedtime, this book will touch children and adults alike.

Something is wrong with Suze. His memory, his magic, even his muscles have all gone mental. If he's not careful, the underworld's version of the loony bin may be his next stop.Not ready to give up the goat yet—if he had one he didn’t eat that is—Suze sets out to stop the mystical mayhem. Unfortunately, this isn't a fairy tale, and Suze isn't Snow White felled by an apple waiting for a kiss. Nor is he Prince Charming.Nope, he's just Suze. A destroyer demon stuck without the one person who probably kept him sane for the last eighteen years. Mackenzie Thorne. Or, maybe, just maybe, Mac made him insane, and what was once wrong is now right.The only thing Suze is sure of—maybe—is that he needs to find the cure. However, with boy wonder memory-less and Mac in California, he's not even sure where to start.Of course, once he does figure it out, everything will fall into place like a well designed set of dominoes. Where the path leads, though, is a place Suze never would have expected.

It's been over a hundred years since the Split, when the world stopped turning. Night and day is no longer constantly changing every second of every day, year after year, but permanently locked into a constant state. Scientists and engineers have worked on a series of Storm vehicles to transport them safely from Day to Night. Storm 9 is far from being completed and hasn't been field tested. But, when brainiac, teenager, Nick's world literally comes crashing down around him and he loses everyone, Storm 9 becomes his only hope for survival.

Something is wrong with Suze. His memory, his magic, even his muscles have all gone mental. If he’s not careful, the underworld’s version of the loony bin may be his next stop. Not ready to give up the goat yet—if he had one he didn’t eat that is—Suze sets out to stop the mystical mayhem. Unfortunately, this isn’t a fairy tale, and Suze isn’t Snow White felled by an apple waiting for a kiss. Nor is he Prince Charming. Nope, he’s just Suze. A destroyer demon stuck without the one person who probably kept him sane for the last eighteen years. Mackenzie Thorne. Or, maybe, just maybe, Mac made him insane, and what was once wrong is now right. The only thing Suze is sure of—maybe—is that he needs to find the cure. However, with boy wonder memory-less and Mac in California, he’s not even sure where to start. Of course, once he does figure it out, everything will fall into place like a well designed set of dominoes. Where the path leads, though, is a place Suze never would have expected.

It's been over a hundred years since the Split, when the world stopped turning. Night and day is no longer constantly changing every second of every day, year after year, but permanently locked into a constant state. Scientists and engineers have worked on a series of Storm vehicles to transport them safely from Day to Night. Storm 9 is far from being completed and hasn't been field tested. But, when brainiac, teenager, Nick's world literally comes crashing down around him and he loses everyone, Storm 9 becomes his only hope for survival.