Books with title What's Under the Bed?

There was a boy named Hardy Hugh Who heard such sounds at night, Loud thumps and BUMPS beneath the bed Once Mom turned off the light. Until the night he looked below To see what it could be… And do you know what Hardy found? Well. Look inside and see. A rhyming book of bravery, friendship, and sounds, "The Bump Under the Bed" is a bedtime story written for children aged four to second grade.

Whether you're old enough to remember the Smothers Brothers or young enough to dream of a purple dinosaur (and not wake up upset), you're in for a treat when you hear the songs and stories of Willy Claflin and his furry moose-puppet friend, Maynard Moose. On this recording, you can enjoy some of Willy and Maynard Moose at their wackiest. Included her are Hush Little Moosie, So What and Drop Dead, and Teddy Moose Batholemeu, to name just a few of the entertainments.

Fred is a superhero that protects children from their imaginary monsters that live under their beds. He comes on duty once the lights go out, and he has his own little apartment under each and every childs bed. He stays alert, and the sun rises. And then it is time for Fred to retreat back to his apartment, and he rests until the sun sets on another day.

Poor Giles is a monster who just wants to go to sleep. But he has a boy under his bed. When the boy crawls out Giles cries, "Mother, Father, save me from my doom! There's a boy in my room." His parents have had enough! They tell him there are no such things as boys. What can Giles possibly do to make the boy under his bed go away? Kids will see their fears in a brand-new light after reading about Giles and his adventures with the boy under the bed. A sure-fire book to let children know that when things go bump in the night it's only because they've gotten lost and need some help finding their way home. Created by the talented duo of Preston McClear and Nicholas Dollak, this role-reversal story is the perfect gift for any child whose ever been afraid of the dark, and for fans of humorous children's books such as There's a Nightmare In My Closet by Mercer Mayer and Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak.