Have you ever wondered where all the animals go when the sun goes down?
As the sky turns golden and daylight begins to fade, the busy animals we've watched all day seem to disappear.
Where does the squirrel go after scampering through the trees?
Where do butterflies rest when the flowers close?
Do bees sleep in their hive?
And where do rabbits, chickens, lizards, songbirds, and dragonflies spend the night?
Where Do They Go When the Sun Goes Down? takes young readers on a gentle journey through nature as day slowly turns to night. Along the way, children discover how familiar backyard animals find safe, cozy places to rest until morning.
With soothing rhymes, beautiful watercolor illustrations, and fascinating glimpses into the nighttime routines of animals, this peaceful picture book encourages children to look more closely at the natural world around them.
Perfect for young readers who:
Love animals, bugs, and natureAsk endless questions about how the world worksEnjoy gentle, rhyming bedtime storiesAre curious about where animals sleepLove exploring their backyard and gardenFrom squirrels nestled among the branches and butterflies resting beneath leaves to bees returning home and chickens climbing onto their roost, every little creature has somewhere to go when daylight disappears.
And when all of our daytime friends are finally tucked in for the night...
there's just one little someone left who needs to go to sleep.
A warm and comforting bedtime story celebrating curiosity, nature, and the quiet rhythm of day turning into night.
Sweet dreams. And goodnight.