Books with title Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep

These little words can share a big bedtime prayer!See the pictures, touch the buttons, and hear the words of a favorite childhood prayer—Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep! With six sound buttons and an on/off switch, this delightful sound book will help little ones talk to God before drifting off to sleep.In the Little Words Matter™ books, it only takes a few words to share a big message. Crafted especially for toddlers, these books make biblical truths easily understandable and enjoyable for little ones and their parents too!

Counting sheep should be relaxing,Who knew it could be so taxing.Have you ever tried to count sheep to get to sleep?The entertainment starts when the reader tries tocount 100 sheep, there seems to be too many sheepto count and so the trusted dogs are asked to cutthem by ten. A great idea is born with a differentway to count as the sheep go into the green pasturesto feed. This book will entertain as the reader triesvarious ways of counting.

Helen Bradley, ex-cop, grandmother and travel writer, learns that a prominent gerontologist has been murdered. When the doctor's widow also dies, Helen checks herself into a convalescent home to discover the truth surrounding the mysterious deaths. Edgewood Manor is the perfect place for Helen to recover from a gunshot wound and do a little detective work. Good plan--as long as she doesn't die in her sleep.

Shawn J. Teixeira's memoir, Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, begins in 1971 when Shawn was just 2 years old. Guam may have been an idyllic setting for growing up, but Shawn's was not the ideal childhood. His stepfather begins the downward spiral of abuse, starting with the verbal and the physical, and none of the children are immune. The household becomes a regular place for drugs and alcohol. Even Shawn's mother becomes both battered and abusive. The tale continues through Shawn's childhood to his self-liberation at age 18.