"A collage-illustrated bedtime read about the often mysterious and always beautiful experiences to be found in nighttime spaces"--

Froggy finds many ways to delay bedtime.

A young fan cheers on his hometown hockey team, and then returns home to snuggle into bed.

"One night, a little boy goes to bed, but instead of sleeping, he starts thinking all kinds of thoughts. Dangerous thoughts. Admirable thoughts. Questionable thoughts. Beautiful thoughts ... until a very serious thought occurs to him. If Earth is just a tiny marble floating in space, and he is but one child among many living on this marble, what does his existence matter in the grand scheme of things? Deceptively simple black-and-white drawings poignantly...

A "quick" bedtime story requires preparation, from warming up voices to tucking in toys and performing fanfares.

"Hello. Bed here. Yes, Bed. Bed has something to say. Bed is fed up. Bed's patience is wearing thin. For years Bed has put up with the kicking, the drooling, the jumping. But enough is enough. Now it's time to consider Bed's feelings, too ... In an unexpected shift in point of view, a child's bed tells it like it is."--

A little girl finds so many things to do before she is ready for bed that she is the last of her family to fall asleep.

"Mike is counting sheep to fall asleep. There go One, Two, and Three... But what if Four doesn't want to jump?"--

It is time for a nap, but a series of hijinks, interruptions, and distractions keep him from falling asleep.

"BabyLit author Jennifer Adams bids sweet dreams to the youngest readers who identify as ballerinas by day and tender, sleepy children by night"--