Conejos Library District

Emma decides to count sheep one night when she cannot fall asleep, but when one of her helpers lands with a thud, she and the others must think of a way for the 108th sheep to make it over Emma's bed.

Tender, musical, onomatopoetic poem addressed to a sleepy child smoothly and soothingly slides along as each baby creature is gently exhorted to stop its activities and close its eyes.

Early in the morning Mary Smith walks through the town, waking people up by shooting at their windows with her peashooter.

Wink loves being the most famous ninja in Japan but when he needs a nap his fans will not leave him alone, and so he seeks guidance from his former teacher, Master Zutsu.

Frances finds it difficult to go to sleep with the strange noises and menacing shapes that seem to fill her room after dark.

In this bedtime story, a young boy and his stuffed rabbit embark on nautical adventures with the sandman.

"There are monster trucks dashing across the pages. There are sheep being chased by dragons. There are electric guitars wailing throughout. Plus so MUCH MORE! Yep. All the typical stuff that makes you sleepy. So ... are you asleep yet? No? Hmm ... let’s try something else ... For little ones reluctant to say good night, this laugh-out-loud story from beloved author Jory John and internationally acclaimed illustrator Olivier Tallec will guide them...

From reading under the covers to watching shadows dance on the wall, these fourteen vigorous verses show that a child's life begins at bedtime.

Jessica thinks there are monsters in her house and searchs for them one night by herself only to find Daddy snoring.

The Squirrel pals get a bit overenthusiastic in their efforts to help Zoom Squirrel fulfill his dream of sleeping under the night stars.