4-20 Bedtime Books Every Parent Should Have in Their
The sun, long ago set, has been replaced by the tiny twinkling of a million stars. Inside, a wee munchkin is fervently attempting to avoid bedtime. Yet, with the promise of a story this little one is brushing his teeth and climbing under the plush covers of his äóìbig-kidäó bed. Check out the list below for our compilation of 20 must-have bedtime books.
How do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight?
By Jane Yolen (Blue Sky Press)
Children are replaced by dinosaurs as the author puts into rhyme all the diversions children try in order to stave off sleep.
Why You Should Own This Book: This bedtime book is ideal for the aspiring paleontologist in your home. Of all her published books, How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight has won the most honours for Yolen. Some of the book’s awards include a Christopher Medal (2000), one of the nine Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Book Awards in 2001 for preschool books, a 2001 ABC Children's Booksellers Choices Award, and the Gold Medal Florida Children's Book Award (2001-2002).
