Aaah, peace and quiet at last, sighs Mrs Rabbit, tucking her children into bed. But it doesn't last for long! Her baby is still a bubbly, hoppity, run-around-the-house bunny. Will Mrs Rabbit ever coax him to sleep? Flocked edition of best-selling Ready For Bed!: A perfect bedtime read, brimming with love and soothing illustrations. Junior magazine

A beautiful picture book that motivates young children to stay in bed using the power of magic (and rewards). This magical and whimsical picture book, the Bedtime Bunny solves a major problem: children everywhere won't stay in their beds! The unicorns, the leprechauns, and even baby dragons cannot fly free at night because the children might see them. This is the story of how the very first Bedtime Bunny came to be, on a real street called Red Fox Lane. To this day, the Bedtime Bunny makes sure the children are in bed each night, so the magical creatures are free to fly. Invite your very own Bedtime Bunny into your family, for a restful and magical night for all.

An excitable Bunny who can’t fall asleep and a shy swan with a bucket stuck on his head—these sound like jobs for the Wonder Pets! Both adventures come alive in this 96-page color and activity book that features more than 30 stickers!

It's always somebody's bedtime, somewhere in the world. In this ebook it's bedtime for five little rabbits. They come in from outdoors, have a snack, brush their teeth, take a bath, put on nightclothes, and listen to a story before being tucked in for the night. Outside, we see snowflakes falling. In the bunnies' home, all is warmth and coziness and playfulness and love. Four words per spread narrate the evening routine, and delightfully soft and spirited illustrations take readers into the bunnies' world. Young children who have this ebook as a bedtime companion are lucky indeed, especially if their own getting-ready-for-bed rituals are as familiar and tender as those of the five bunnies.

It is late when Little Bunny leaves his friend Dusty's house and he becomes afraid when he sees something moving in the dark forest. Includes lift-up-flaps.

Little Bunny does not want to stop playing when it is time to take a bath, but he realizes he is missing out on the fun.

Little Bunny, an only child, is so lonely that he cannot sleep, so he asks his friends if he can stay with them, only to discover that his own bed is best.