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Books for Bedtime Struggles
19 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Format
Picture Books
Early Readers
Chapter Books
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Usborne Very First Reading #10
Late Night at the Zoo
Mairi Mackinnon
For the child who struggles with bedtime or wonders what happens after the lights go out, this silly story turns the nig
Ages 5–7
Night on Neighborhood Street
Eloise Greenfield
For the child curious about what happens when the sun goes down, this poetic collection offers a warm and safe look at l
Ages 4–8
Hauntiques #1
Darling Doll
Thomas Kingsley Troupe
For the child who feels uneasy about their new house or finds old objects a bit creepy, this spooky tale explores braver
Ages 8–12
The Bedtime Narratives for Kids
Liam Alexander
For the child who struggles to settle down at night, these gentle stories use soothing imagery and moral lessons to tran
Ages 4–8
Maggie and the Monster
Elizabeth Winthrop
For the child who hears bumps in the night and needs a brave new perspective on what those sounds might really be.
Ages 4–8
Roar of a Snore
Marsha Diane Arnold
For families dealing with a noisy sleeper or a restless night, this rhythmic farmyard mystery turns a frustrating snore
Ages 3–7
Sixth-Grade Sleepover
Eve Bunting
For the child who feels like they are the only one with a secret fear, this story offers a comforting look at the pressu
Ages 8–12
Playtime for Restless Rascals
Nikki Grimes
For the high-energy child who treats every room as a playground, this lyrical story celebrates active play while gently
Ages 3–7
King Jack and the Dragon
Peter Bently
For the little adventurer who feels brave in the backyard but a bit nervous when the sun goes down and friends head home
Ages 3–6
Rosie and the Bunyip
Meredith Costain
For the imaginative child whose mind wanders to monsters in the shadows, this story offers a gentle way to navigate nigh
Ages 6–9
Happy Dreams, Little Bunny
Leah Hong
For the child who feels restless or anxious when the lights go out, this gentle story uses imagination to turn bedtime i
Ages 3–6
Scream Street #6
Terror of the Nightwatchman
Tommy Donbavand
For the child who loves spooky thrills but still needs a good laugh to feel brave during those creepy nighttime stories.
Ages 8–12
Magical Moon Cat #1
Moonbeans and the Dream Cafe
Annie Dalton
For the child who wonders if their pet leads a secret life, this story transforms night-time worries into a magical miss
Ages 7–9
Rolie Polie Olie #2
Sleepy Time Olie
William Joyce
For the child who uses play to help others feel better, this whimsical bedtime story shows how imagination and silliness
Ages 3–7
Once Upon a Time, the End
Geoffrey Kloske
For the child who keeps asking for 'just one more story' when you are ready for bed, this hilarious book shows what happ
Ages 4–8
Harry and the Terrible Whatzit
Dick Gackenbach
For the child who imagines monsters in the shadows. Harry discovers that his fears shrink when he finds the courage to f
Ages 4–8
Unicorn Night
Diana Murray
For the child who needs a soft transition into sleep, this magical rhyming journey follows unicorns as they trade sparkl
Ages 3–6
When Everyone Was Fast Asleep
Tomie dePaola
For the child who needs a soft, calming transition to sleep through the power of imagination and gentle wonder.
Ages 4–8
Rosie and the Nightmares
Philip Waechter
For the child who wakes up scared of monsters in the closet or under the bed. Rosie the rabbit shows little ones how to
Ages 3–6