Discover where creatures go when the sun goes down in this interactive and rhythmic bedtime story for sleepy animal lovers by an award-winning creator! “This is my new favorite book. It is the perfect book.
Discover where creatures go when the sun goes down in this interactive and rhythmic bedtime story for sleepy animal lovers by an award-winning creator! “This is my new favorite book. It is the perfect book. I love it.”—Scott Campbell, creator of the Cabin Head and Tree Head series Butterfly Butterfly Where do you go? Where do you go when the sun goes down? I go under a leaf. I find a good leaf, and crawl underneath. The sun is going down and creatures outside and inside the house are ready for sleep. But where do they go? Come along as a young girl spends her evening learning just where butterflies and kittens go to get their rest. Through soothing and interactive dialogue, the creatures answer the question “where do you go when the sun goes down?” until the girl finally makes her way safe and sound to bed. Perfect for curious children and restless listeners who need one more story before bed, this engaging audiobook gives listeners a peek into the nighttime habits of some of their favorite creatures. Award-winning author Greg Pizzoli's gentle rhythmic text make this the perfect last listen before turning out the light.
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