A baby night owl stays awake to see what the daytime is like and has a discussion with a squirrel about whether day is better than night.

Greg Pizzoli's Geisel Honor-winning, giggle-worthy favorite teases readers with an interactive, bedtime read-aloud! Will Owl ever get a good night's sleep? He's ready for bed, but as soon as he settles in, he hears a strange noise. He looks everywhere--in his cupboard, underneath the floorboards -- even in his walls. He'll never get to sleep unless he can figure out what's going on! But as he's busy tearing his house apart, he doesn't notice one tiny, squeaky, mouse-shaped detail -- the culprit! Every observant young reader will point again and again to the answer to Owl's persistent question, laughing all along the way. From the creator of The Watermelon Seed comes another pitch-perfect tale that's empowering, engaging, and entertaining. "Entertaining bedtime drama that works equally well for new readers and for sharing aloud." -- Horn Book "A funny tale about stress and an ever-upping ante, with a comforting end." -- Kirkus Reviews

Three baby owls awake one night to find their mother missing. "Where's mommy?" they wonder.

The Night Owl dreads hearing his mother say that it's time for bed. The idea of going to sleep puts a damper on the fun he is having, so why not continue his antics after the lights have been turned out? Follow The Night Owl on his lights-out adventures to see how long he can escape sleep! Sweet and adorable, this story is relatable to all ages and a great way to encourage imagination and sleep readiness. Readers are guaranteed to go to bed with a smile!

Night Owl likes to stay up late. But even night owls have to go to sleep. With language that emphasises sound words and listening skills, this is a reassuring bedtime story for the little night owls everywhere.

This beautifully illustrated children's book recounts a baby owl's bedtime ritual with Mommy Owl, who observes and bid goodnight to the objects in nature in the forest. Have your child count the stars, see starlings and a rushing river, and count their breath going in and out as the pages are turned. The easily-understandable poetic style of the writing combined with the relatable illustrations make Goodnight Little Owlet a book to read over and over again, for quiet time, and as a great bedtime ritual to end the day. Part of the Poems for Little Creatures from the Very Big Wood Series. Recommended for ages 0-4

'The Night Owl' tells the story of a young boy who resists falling asleep and finds adventure after the lights are turned out for bedtime. The simple joys of childhood and his robust imagination create a story relatable to people of all ages.