Picture books
Little Rabbit Goes to Sleep
by Tony Johnston, Harvey Stevenson
A sweet, calming bedtime story about a little rabbit who can't fall asleep. He counts mosquitoes and the scurrying feet of mice, and the dark feels a bit scary. So he creeps down to the porch, where Grandpa cuddles him in his rocking chair. They chat about the stars, the moon and the crickets until the night feels safe again. The soft purple and blue pictures make it a lovely book to read just before lights out.
- Age
- 3–5
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 32
- Publisher
- abc
- Reading level
- Medium
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