Told in rhyme, a little boy, tucked into his bed, thinks of all the wonderful and ordinary things he will see and do tomorrow.

Alice wants everything in her bedroom to be blue before she falls asleep.

Six-year-old Ralphie Mix invents every excuse to delay his bedtime. His perceptive mom, however, sees his stalling as her invitation to engage Ralphie in a silly series of kisses, hugs, pinches and pokes -- all inspired by favorite animals and each leaving the twosome in a heap of giggles.

Before Aster the unicorn goes to sleep, she wants to say a special goodnight to all her friends and journey through the nighttime clouds and stars.

Arlo is sleepy, but his stuffed toys want to put on a play before bedtime, and the cast of characters appears through die-cut holes in this board book.

Encourages the reader to get Bear ready for bed with a bubble bath, rocking him like a baby, and helping him count sheep.

A small child confronts his anxiety about the dark by befriending it. He thinks about the good things darkness provides, then imagines the dark as a friendly companion made of shadow with whom he plays imaginary games.

Tara the tiger cub is wide awake and wants to play. But Tara's bouncing and pouncing keeps scaring all the other jungle animals away. Help Tara tread quietly through the jungle so that she can make her way home to her mom and settle down for bed.

When Posy goes to stay at Pip's house, they have lots of fun together before bedtime. But just as they switch out the light, disaster strikes: Posy realizes that she has forgotten her favorite frog toy. Desperate to help his distraught friend, Pip offers Posy a range of different toys to substitute for her frog, but none of them will do.