What's a girl to do when her stuffed animals just aren’t sleepy? The little red hen is fixing herself a snack, the monkey’s doing cartwheels, and the cow appears to be singing karaoke. It’s a good thing this little mommy has a few tricks up her sleeve. With a bit of persistence and a lot of tender loving care, she’ll get her babies bathed, read to, and snuggled . . . just in time for bed.
Bryan Langdo's cuddly cast of characters is a perfect match for Alison Inches's exuberant text, which winds down to a soothing bedtime ending that's perfect for anyone who's ever had a favorite stuffed friend.
Children will love this store, It has bright illustrations and rhyming words and they will love how the child puts all of the stuffed animals to bed with care. Little ones with a bed full of stuffies will especially enjoy this sweet story!
In a sweet twist on the "Entice a reluctant kid to go to bed" kind of storybook... here we have a clever Mom -- a mother to her stuffed animals -- coaxing them to go to sleep.
What a mix of affection, cleverness, and random rhymes!
Here's an example of what this little girl (that clever Mom) tells one of her stuffed animals:
My slippery snake slithers and hisses.
Hush, slippery snake -- blow me some kisses.
By the end, this highly entertaining story turns powerfully soporific. This Goodreads reviewer could see the appeal of crawling under the covers right now!
This book is very, very cute! The little girl gets all of his stuffed animals ready for bed. It has a lovely rhyming pattern. The pictures are cute. This would be a great story for a stuffed animal storytime. I am thinking of doing a stuffedy steep over at the library.
In a soothing rhyming story, a young child must get her stuffed animals snuggled into bed before she can go to sleep. Fortunately, the things that are keeping them awake are also keeping the child awake, so as soon as she gets them settled, she says good-night, too.
Bryan Langdo's illustrations of stuffed animals are pleasing and round, just the type to be cuddled. They don't all join the little girl in bed, but are shown slumbering around the room as they keep her company while she sleeps.
Another title read as part of my library's first "Stuffed Animal Sleepover" event. With a simple rhyming scheme, a little girl convinces each of her stuffed animals to get ready for bed. A cute wrap-up story before the kids completed a craft activity, kissed their animals goodnight, and handed them over to the "Sleepover Sitters".
A little girl has to round up her stuffed animals and get them ready for bed. The rhymes are cute and the illustrations are adorable. This one just went on my to-buy list!