Don’t You Know It’s Bedtime?

Bear is getting ready for bed. He has a snack, brushes his teeth, and puts on his pajamas, just like every night. He’s ready to get into bed when there is a knock at the door. Readers can open the door (lift the flap) to find Mouse there. She is hungry and needs a snack. Bear gets his friend a banana. Now to bed. But wait —there’s another knock at the door. Crocodile’s toothbrush broke. Bear gives him a new one. Everyone says goodnight, but there’s another knock! Lion’s pajamas are too small. Bear has an extra set. They are finally ready for bed. But there is one more knock on the door. Who can that be? Owl is at the door!

Author Lou Peacock has written a sweet bedtime story that also emphasizes how important it is to be there for your friends when they need you. The artwork by Ingela P. Arrhenius uses simple shapes and bright colors along with lots of fun details to keep young readers and listeners engaged throughout the story. This is bound to become a fast favorite for youngsters. Bedtime just got a lot more fun!

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