Henry Carter Hull

In pictures and simple text, babies in different countries and cultures go through the same rituals at bedtime.

A young llama follows the same bedtime routine every night.

A handbook for youngsters that includes such instructions as "pour your monster a nice big glass of healthy, crunchy, oozy bug juice slimed with ooey-gooey snail trails to calm him."

It is Bear's bedtime when winter arrives, but his friends are laughing, playing, and calling him to come out and join them out in the snow.

Trying to avoid bedtime, Lucy uses her imagination and some crayons to draw a monster playmate who refuses to give up when Lucy finally becomes tired.

After a hectic day, it is time to bring on the night so that a child and her family can finally rest.

Each barnyard animal has its favorite kind of kiss, but the best of all is a mother's goodnight kiss.

Rhyming verse envisions the bedtime rituals of animals of all kinds, from whales to otters, squirrels to gorillas.

The Brobots have had a long day, and it is time to recharge and enter sleep mode. Buzz and Crash have no problem falling asleep, but Beep's got a case of the flick-ups. Luckily, Buzz knows just the trick: scare Beep with a monster mask! Does it work? Affirmative. No more flick-ups. But Beep still can't sleep. He's afraid of monsters! Plan of action: turn on the lights. Problem solved? Negative. Now it's too bright. Block the light with blankets? Too...

Presents a night when imagination takes over and gravity does not work quite as expected.