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Books for Bedtime Struggles
Books for Bedtime Struggles – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
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Tiny T. Rex #2
Tiny T. Rex and the Very Dark Dark
Jonathan Stutzman
Tiny T. Rex and his friend Pointy have a super-secret plan to face the spooky shadows during their backyard campout when
Ages 3–5
Flashlight
Lizi Boyd
A simple beam of light transforms the backyard at night, revealing a hidden world of friendly animals and quiet wonders
Ages 3–7
Wakey Birds
Maddie Frost
The littlest Wakey Bird is wide awake in the middle of the night, and if she doesn't stop cheeping, she might just wake
Ages 2–5
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Are You Sure, Mother Bear?
Amy Hest
Little Miss Bear worries she will miss the moon and her mother during the long winter, until she learns that everything
Ages 3–7
Fish and Crab
Marianna Coppo
When Fish lies awake worrying about aliens and raining frogs, steady friend Crab stays up to listen and help navigate th
Ages 3–5
On a Summer Night
Deborah Hopkinson
Moonlight turns the world gold on a night too hot for crickets to sing. Watch as the moon wakes the cat, the rabbit, and
Ages 3–7
Hello!Lucky
Good Night, Baboon!
Sabrina Moyle
One very energetic baby baboon bounces through a countdown from ten to one as his animal friends finish their bedtime ro
Ages 0–3
Junie B. Jones #8
Junie B. Jones Has a Monster Under Her Bed
Barbara Park
A kindergarten classmate says everyone has a monster under their bed, and now Junie B. Jones is too scared to sleep. How
Ages 6–9
Baby Sparkle #1
Baby Night-Night
Dawn Sirett
For parents seeking to soothe their youngest infants, this sparkly board book uses real-world photos and rhythmic rhymes
Ages 0–2
Where's My Mummy?
Carolyn Crimi
The night is deep and dark, but Little Baby Mummy just wants to play one more game of hide-and-shriek before Big Mama Mu
Ages 3–7
Cheery Street #1
Bedtime Is Boring!
Georgie Birkett
Cosmo has too many karate moves to practice and too many questions about ant naps to waste any time actually falling asl
Ages 3–7
It's Time to Hush and Say Good Night
Chitra Soundar
Ancient Indian lullabies inspire this dreamlike journey where a father’s gentle words soothe a toddler’s big emotions un
Ages 2–5
Aunt Nina #2
Aunt Nina, Good Night
Franz Brandenberg
For children who use every trick in the book to delay sleep, this cozy sleepover story validates their playfulness while
Ages 4–8
Amos #1
Let Me Sleep, Sheep!
Meg McKinlay
Bedtime takes a hilarious turn when the sheep Amos tries to count actually show up in his room with a long list of deman
Ages 4–8
Mitchell #1
Mitchell's License
Hallie Durand
Bedtime becomes a high-stakes commute when a three-year-old finally gets his driver’s license and tries to navigate the
Ages 3–7
Elephant & Piggie #22
I Will Take a Nap!
Mo Willems
Gerald is cranky and desperate for a quiet nap, but his best friend Piggie has some very loud and energetic ideas that k
Ages 4–8
Mermaid Lullaby
Kenneth Kraegel
Red sunrises and blue waves fill the day of three mermaid friends in this rhythmic lullaby that drifts from underwater p
Ages 2–5
Ruffles #2
Ruffles and the Cozy, Cozy Bed
David Melling
When a loud thunderstorm startles Ruffles, he must find a safe, quiet spot in the house where he can feel cozy and brave
Ages 2–5
Sleep, My Bunny
Rosemary Wells
As the sun sets, a little bunny moves through a comforting evening of supper, bath time, and bedtime stories in a house
Ages 0–3
A Mouse Told His Mother
Bethany Roberts
Bedtime transforms into a wild safari as a little mouse stalls for sleep by wrestling crocodiles and riding bucking bron
Ages 2–5
Tilly and Friends #6
Good Night, Tiptoe
Polly Dunbar
Tilly is ready for sleep, but her energetic rabbit friend Tiptoe is definitely not in the mood for bed.
Ages 2–5
Lullaby #2
Firefly Lullaby
Kenneth Kraegel
Tiny trumpets play and luminous wings flicker as fireflies enjoy a magical banquet before settling down for a cozy, quie
Ages 2–6
It is Not Time for Sleeping
Lisa Graff
The sun has gone down and the day is done, but one little boy finds plenty of reasons to delay his slumber until the per
Ages 2–5
How to Make a... #2
How to Make a Bedtime
Meg McKinlay
For parents seeking a calming nightly ritual, this melodic bear family story transforms the transition to sleep into a s
Ages 2–5
