Books with title Sleepytime Sheep: A Bedtime Story

Sleepytime Sheep is a simple, classic story about the bedtime ritual of counting sheep. This charming tale is perfect for young ones who love to be lulled to sleep by a short story and for bigger little ones who are just learning to read on their own. Each page is accompanied by a watercolor illustration that creates a colorful dreamland were the fluffy counting sheep live. Sweet dreams to all of you sheep counters.Kindle editions include pop-up text for easy reading.

For the Parents: Sleepy Monkey is a story based on the fact that yawning is contagious.The key to this book is to let out a big yaaaawn every time you read "s-l-e-e-p-y m-o-n-k-e-y" spelled out like this. You will soon find that after the third or fourth time, if your child was restless, he or she will settle down nicely and be well on his or her way to sleep.I hope your children enjoy this story as much as mine have over the years.

When a little girl can't fall asleep, she tries to close her eyes and count some sheep, but her flock of counting sheep was nowhere to be found. Join her as she searches for her missing flock, who are out having adventures of their own. She finds them flying into outer space and diving in the sea and she realizes counting sheep could be hard work, but also a lot of fun.

For the Parents: Sleepy Monkey is a story based on the fact that yawning is contagious.The key to this book is to let out a big yaaaawn every time you read "s-l-e-e-p-y m-o-n-k-e-y" spelled out like this. You will soon find that after the third or fourth time, if your child was restless, he or she will settle down nicely and be well on his or her way to sleep.I hope your children enjoy this story as much as mine have over the years.

Written in the lyrically simple style of Goodnight, Moon, Mifflin Lowe’s new book, Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z. A Bedtime Story is the perfect nightcap for children up to age 5 (and their exhausted parents.) Featuring the captivating illustrations of artist Martina Crepulja, it’s a sweet and lovely path to sweet and lovely dreams. The plot involves the bedtime habits and rituals of an entire family — nightly customs that help them win the struggle to get to sleep. For instance, the young boy "Darwin could not get to sleep/without his kitty by his feet." "Carla couldn't shut an eye/ until she'd had a piece of pie." "Mother couldn't say goodnight/ until the house was locked up tight." In the end, everyone takes the trip to Slumberland....Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z!

When a little girl can’t fall asleep, she triesto close her eyes and count some sheep, buther flock of counting sheep was nowhere tobe found.Join her as she searches for her missing flock,who are out having adventures of their own. She finds them doing everything from flying into outer space to diving in the sea. As she counts them one by one, she realizes that counting sheep can be hard work and a lot of fun.