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ISBN: 0670882593
ISBN13: 9780670882595

When Night Time Comes Near

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ISBN: 0670882593
ISBN13: 9780670882595

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Book Overview

When night time comes near and your house turns to gold and the cat begins to meeeow, it's time to go in.

It is the end of the day, and a little boy heads home on his bicycle. In his backyard are signs that night time is near--lilies are closed up and salamanders scurry to find a resting place. Inside his house are more signs--a softly lit living room, hugs from mom and dad, and little brown cat who is ready for bed. Now night time is here.

The warmth and richness of Judy Pedersen's paintings makes When Night Time Comes Near a visual lullaby. As the reader turns each page, the night time sky turns from gold and bright to dark and starry. Young children will feel comforted when they realize that the end of the day is marked the same way for almost everyone: by going to sleep. This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:
Hardcover
Language:
English
ISBN:
0670882593
ISBN13:
9780670882595
Release Date:
February 1999
Publisher:
Viking Juvenile
Length:
32 Pages
Weight:
0.80 lbs.
Dimensions:
10.2″ × 0.3″ × 8.3″
Age Range:
3 to 7 years
Grade Range:
Preschool to Grade 2
Children'sChildren's BooksFamily LifeGrowing Up & Facts of LifeSleep

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A good bedtime story

Reviewed by Matthew Feliciano (age 8) for Reader Views (5/08) "When Night Time Comes Near" is a good bedtime story to read to your kid. It's about what happens in a village as everyone is getting ready to end their day. Some people take down their outside flags. Others bring in their patio furniture. It starts to get breezy outside and the sun goes behind clouds. Once we see how everyone gets ready for the night, the little boy in the story goes inside. He brushed his teeth and washes his face and hands. The bathtub had water in it but the story didn't say he took a bath. I think the story should have said that the boy took a bath to get ready for bed. Most kids take a bath at night and if they don't want to, maybe if they see the boy in this book doing it as part of his bedtime the kid reading it would want to take a bath, too. The pictures were nice to look at but not very exciting. I thought "When Night Time Comes Near" was a little boring for me, but for younger kids I think it is a really nice way to read with your kid and end the night together. After the kid takes a bath of course!

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