Go Sleep in Your Own Bed

by Candace Fleming and Lori Nichols

A pleasingly circular barnyard story in which each animal, asleep in the wrong bed,... read more

A pleasingly circular barnyard story in which each animal, asleep in the wrong bed, is awakened in turn by the animal who belongs there with the repeated command: “Go sleep in your own bed!” But each one finds an interloper, who is given the same command. In the end the last creature, a cat, is picked up from his spot on the porch and carried inside by a little girl who happily shares her bed with him. With the strong pattern and repetition, as well as the funny species-specific interjections and onomatopoeia, this will make a terrific read-aloud for young children. The amusing acrylic illustrations give added personalities to each of the animals. (Ages 2-4)

© Cooperative Children's Book Center, Univ. of Wisconsin - Madison, 2018

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