Princess Baby, Night-Night

by Karen Katz, Karen Katz (Illustrator)

Overview

Poor Princess Baby. It’s bedtime, but she isn’t sleepy. "Time for bed," her parents call. "But I need one more minute, please," Princess Baby replies, again and again and again. After all, there is so much a princess baby needs to do. Pajamas need to be put on, toys need to be put away, the perfect book needs to be chosen, and her beloved subjects need to brush their teeth! It’s a very busy time in Princess Baby’s room. Young readers and listeners will want to climb into their own beds when our pint-sized heroine finally pulls up the covers and goes “night-night.”  

Want more Princess Baby? Don't miss the original Princess Baby and Princess Baby on the Go!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780385378505
Publisher:	Random House Children's Books
Publication date:	02/25/2014
Series:	Princess Baby
Sold by:	Random House
Format:	eBook
Pages:	32
File size:	28 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	2 - 5 Years

About the Author

Karen Katz is the author and illustrator of many books for children, including Princess Baby; Princess Baby, Night-Night; Princess Baby on the Go!; Counting Kisses; Daddy Hugs; and Toes, Ears and Nose! Her bestselling book is Where Is Baby's Belly Button?, which has sold more than a million copies. Learn more at karenkatz.com.

Editorial Reviews

For Princess Baby, the bedtime chore list is practically endless: 1. Put on pajamas. 2. Toys need to be put away. 3. The best picture book ever has to be chosen for reading. 4. Teeth must be brushed. 5. The blankets have to be arranged in just the right way. Young readers and their parents will instantly identify with this pre-Slumberland routine. We can't think of a more appropriate "night night" book.

PreS-K

In this successor to Princess Baby (Random, 2008), the feisty, independent-minded heroine is asked various questions during her preparations for bedtime. "Princess Baby, did you pick up all your toys?" "Yes, I picked them up," she responds, and is shown cuddling all of her stuffed animals at once. Although Princess Baby protests that she is not tired, a satisfying conclusion shows her asleep on the floor after reading books to her stuffed animals and tucking them in. As in the earlier title, fuchsia and other rosy tones dominate the illustrations. Purchase if the first book has a following.-Blair Christolon, Prince William Public Library System, Manassas, VA

School Library Journal

As enticing as a glittery petticoat.”—Publishers Weekly

“The overall effect is eminently appealing to young readers and princess fans alike. This sparkly, lighthearted tale is bound to enchant hopeful young ladies-in-waiting.”—Kirkus Reviews

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