Patricia Hooper

"Where Do You Sleep, Little One?" is a great bedtime read for younger children. Each page asks where a different little animal sleeps and each animals responds with rhyming answer. The book is both soothing and informative. This lighthearted poem has a purity and simplicity to it that makes it an amazing introduction to poetry for even the youngest of readers.

This is an older book and that can be seen by the illustrations. Overall, it is a cute poetry book that can introduce children to all types of animals and what they are called when in a group. Some of the poems can be hard to read through, so it would be more appropriate for older elementary age children.

Where Do You Sleep, Little One? is a perfect bedtime story for children. In this book, you learn about where all kinds of different animals sleep: a chipmunk, a mouse, a fawn, wren, rabbit, spider, pony, goat, and a sheep. This book was very informative and I think young readers will love it. Every page has a different animal and we find out where they sleep with a rhyming response. At the end, we end up at a beautiful nativity scene. This was a very beautiful poem that I think parent's show more would love to read to their children before bed. show less

sweet illustrations, rhymes a bit stilted, but serviceable. I rather dislike getting ambushed with jesus at the end, but probably I would have had warning if I's bothered to read the back cover or anything.