Sweet dreams: How animals sleep
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Description
In rhythmic words and affecting images, this inviting image book introduces young kids to a world of sleeping creatures. Some animals, like bats, sleep upside down, while others, like koalas and lions, snore up in the trees. Sharks, on the other hand, sleep together with their eyes open wide so they won't miss a potential meal. Animals large and small all have good reasons for sleeping the way they do, and Kimiko Kajikawa explores their particular and often humorous habits in this charming ode to bedtime.
Customer Reviews
Author's Note   2008-02-20
By Ted-san (New Hope, PA)
I'm the author of this book, so I'll refrain from commenting about it! Mainly, I want to invite you to visit my web site: http//www.author4kids.com to find out more about me and my books. You'll also find my photo album, tips for writers, and lesson plans for teachers. Thanks so much for stopping by! Warmly, Kimiko Kajikawa :-)
Fantastic bedtime story   2007-01-21
By M. Wells (Florida)
My 6 year old daughter got this book from the library so many times that we had to buy it. It has great pictures of different animals sleeping and info on the animals in the back. It's really cute.