sleep

Journalist David K. Randall examines the science behind sleep.

A guide for children who have difficulties falling asleep at night, and provides solutions to overcoming various nighttime fears, such as nighttime noises, monsters, and scary dreams.

A collection of humorous poems about bedtime.

In this retelling of "Sleeping Beauty, " Aurore, a princess cursed by her aunt to die at the age of sixteen, leaves her kingdom after her expected demise does not come, whereupon she meets a prince and is swept into a series of bizarre happenings that lead to her mysterious bout of sleep.

An hour by hour look at some night workers in a city that never sleeps, including fire fighters, a museum night watchman, musicians, and newspaper pressmen.

Full-color photographs and illustrations offer an introduction to the human body including the organs and cells that make up the body, the skeletal system, and the senses.

While taking a nap in a box, a cat named Boris is accidentally packaged and mailed around the world.

Presents an introduction to the concept of sleep, in simple text with illustrations, explaining why the body needs it, how much it should get each night, and how to get ready for bed.

A child counts sheep and other animals in multiples of two, three, four, and five before falling asleep.

A young princess and her friends sleep under the spell of a fairy she forgot to invite to her birthday party, until someone comes along to awaken them.