Wander in the Night

A Poem for Children and Grownups

by Adam Day & Illustrated by Nicole Stremlow-Monahan


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E-Book
$3.99
Softcover
$13.99
E-Book
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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 11/7/2014

Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 32
ISBN : 9781480812574
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 8.5x8.5
Page Count : 32
ISBN : 9781480812567

About the Book

Bedtime and I’m tucked in tightly, teeth are clean and all my nightly

Stories have been read to me, I’m ready for my goodnight hug.

I cuddle close with teddy bear while mother brushes through my hair

And as she’s leaving she declares, “Sleep now safe and snug.”

 

Children love to hear bedtime stories, invitations to where their imagination might lead them in their sleep. But sometimes even kids can get tired of hearing the same old story over and over again. Adults can get a bit worn out from reading the same story time and time again too. 

 

Wander in the Night is not just a poem for children, it is a poem for children and their grownups! It tells the tale of a little girl trying to find a comfy place to sleep. Her explorations will take you into every nook and cranny in her house … and then out to the stars! With poems that are as much fun to read as they are to hear, beautiful illustrations, and a sweet adventure to follow, Wander in the Night just might become your new favorite bedtime story, and it might even inspire you to write your own poems and stories too. It’s a fun, new, poetic way to end your day!


About the Author

After his early career as a human-rights lawyer, Adam Day works with the United Nations in the Middle East. He once dreamed of being a professor of literature, and now he spends much of his free time (and some of his time at work) dreaming up stories and poems. He has two daughters who teach him new words every day.

 

Nicole Stremlow-Monahan has worked as an architect and art director. She now illustrates children’s books from her creek-side studio in Washington where she also teaches art to children and adults. She gets inspiration for her characters from her kids, husband, dogs, goats, chicken, lizards and turtles.