lullabies

Rhymed text and illustrations describe young animals and children in the moments just before they fall asleep.

A collection of poems and lullabies written by William Blake, Rudyard Kipling, Margaret Wise Brown, and others. Also includes dozens of traditional works drawn from English, Scottish, Welsh, Irish, Spanish, and other sources.

An illustrated version of the traditional folk song in which a father promises the world to his restless baby daughter.

A lullaby book for children around the world.

An illustrated version of all ten verses of the familiar lullaby that takes a baby on a wondrous journey ending at sunset in his mother's arms. Includes musical score.

A lullaby repeats the sounds made by a rooster, pig, chick, goose, lamb, and "my little baby" too.

With loving words, a mother bat lulls her baby to sleep.

Rhyming text tells of lullabies that can be heard in the sounds of the night, such as a radiator's hiss, a cat's shadowboxing, and a rainstorm's drumming.

A mother elephant sings to her baby of the dreams of other animals, hoping to get her own little one to sleep.

A collection of lullabies and other poems suitable for reading at bedtime.