While other animals sleep at night, some quietly and others noisily, some alone and others huddled together, a wide-eyed owl watches.

At bedtime a young girl asks "Does everything in the world go to sleep?"

"In backpacks, on knees, in ones, twos, and threes...sweet babies can sleep anywhere!" -- Page [4] cover.

In rhyming text, every baby animal has a warm, safe place to fall asleep when bedtime comes.

"Learn where creatures such as a gorilla, elephant, kangaroo, and giraffe sleep at night in informational verse." -- Provided by publisher.

Illustrates numerous different ways in which animals sleep such as sprawling in a heap, dreaming in a tree, and dozing on one leg.

Simple text explains the varied ways in which such animals as flamingos, ball pythons, dolphins, and horses sleep.

"Mama and Mommy would like Sweet Pea to settle into bed, but it's not quite time. Even though the bed is fluffy, it's not as snuggly as curling up like a pig in the mud, or as spacious as sleeping in the wide ocean like a blue whale. It's not as fun as sleeping high up in a tree like a koala, or hanging upside down like a bat. And it's definitely not as relaxing as sleeping standing up, like an emperor penguin. But after mimicking all the ways different...

"As the sun rises, animals on a bustling farm get ready for the day. But is everyone awake?"--