Other editions of book I'm Not Sleepy by Jane Chapman

A little owlet employs a big bag of tricks when Grandma tries to get him to settle down to sleep. Grandma carries little Mo to the top of the tree when it's bedtime. She smoothes some leaves into a soft nest and lays Mo carefully in the middle. "Play with me?" Mo giggles. "No, Sweetie, it's time for bed," Grandma responds. She reads in pleasant silence for a while, until Mo calls out that he hasn't had his bedtime snack. With effort, Grandma flies down to get it (a cookie, disappointingly, not a vole) and bring it back up to Mo, who again asks to play. Grandma's answer is the same. Not even leaves falling from the nest onto her head or Mo's loud declaration that "It's an emergency!" changes her mind. But she does come up with a plan. She will go to sleep, and Mo, after putting her to bed, can play to his heart's content. Mo is delighted, but he finds that the effort of arranging a nest for Grandma and flying down to get her bedtime snack has made him...sleepy. At last, he settles into his makeshift nest, and Grandma has a chance to read her book in peace. Chapman's story is simple and hardly original but pitch-perfect. Her owls look soft and friendly, and her backgrounds use an appropriately warm palette that frames them nicely. An ideal story for those who prefer softer edges to their bedtime shenanigans. (Picture book. 3-6)

I'm Not Sleepy is a Spanish English language tool for help getting your child ready for bed or for quiet time. Designed to help you both learn English or Spanish and have fun. Written to assist ease of falling asleep at each yawn-bostezar you read I suggest you and your child do just that a great big yawn with stretched arms. You will hardly be able to stay awake to get to the fun questions t the end. Also included to assist language learning is the Spanish alphabet, numbers, colors and common verbs.

I'm Not Sleepy is a Spanish English language tool to help your child get ready for bed or for quiet time. Designed to help you both learn English or Spanish and have fun. Written to assist ease of falling asleep at each yawn-bostezar you read I suggest you and your child do just that a great big yawn with stretched arms. You will hardly be able to stay awake to get to the fun questions at the end. Also included to assist language learning is the Spanish alphabet, numbers, colors and common verbs.