Rock-A-Bye Farm

By Diane Johnston Hamm

Book Overview

From a baby to a horse, the farmer is rocking everybody to sleep on this farm! Originally published in 1992, Rock-a-Bye Farm is filled with sweet lullabies. Little Simon is bringing this humorous and touching bedtime story back in a board book format with beautiful new illustrations.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1416936211
• ISBN13: 9781416936213
• Release Date: May 2008
• Publisher: Little Simon
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.1" x 6.0"
• Age Range: 1 to 4 years
• Grade Range: Preschool

Customer Reviews

My two-year-old's favorite book

This is my two-year-old's favorite book. She understands the humor of the story: a farmer rocks his baby goodnight, and then rocks each of his farm animals goodnight (including his horse and cow. You'll have to see the book to understand how he is able to rock such large animals). The pictures are wonderful, the words are few. Your child will ask for it again and again.

A lasting favorite for our two small children

Simple text and colorful pictures make it a first rate introduction to reading; both our kids learned how to sit through a bedtime story with this soothing tale of a barnyard evening. We ALL want to know where the mouse went at the end!

Want a peaceful, fun and comforting book for your youngster?

Well, this is it. Our copy of this book is so well loved that I must find another copy! Bring it back as a board book also! The fun illustrations and simple text (which we sing to the tune of Hi Ho the derrio) are both stimulating and soothing for my 14 month old. As soon as the book is open she is pointing and rocking! This is right on par with Good Night Moon.

An excellent children's book

This is an unusually good children's book. It is most unfortunate that it is out of print. We are still searching for another new copy.

Bedtime wouldn't be bedtime without Rockabye Farm.

Our 2-yr-old son loves Rockabye Farm. We've read it every night for months and he has it memorized. It's simplicity and captivating illustrations make it a classic. Our son seems to find comfort in the fact that the animals and "Mommy and Daddy Farmer" go to bed after the baby is in his crib. I'm so sad that this book is now out of print.