Nightstand Reader for Children

A collection of the very best in classic and contemporary writings for children, mixing short stories, poetry, inspiring speeches and quotes, and humorous insights on the fine - but far from lost - art of reading.

Robert Louis Stevenson, Louis Carroll, Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, Louisa May Alcott, Mother Goose, Jack London, The Brothers Grimm, William Shakespeare (in updated English), the Holy Bible, and many other sources are used to create this truly unique and enjoyable selection of nighttime reading.

Bound in an exquisite bonded leather case, with a whimsical full color illustration "tipped on" the cover. Four raised hubs on the spine, classic rough-cut edges, generous gold stamping, and a silky ribbon marker complete the impressive packaging.

Perfect as a gift or self-purchase for anyone who loves to indulge themselves with a few moments of great reading before retiring for the night. But each book is also ideal for the home decorator who wants to add a touch of class to a nightstand in their bedroom, a child's bedroom, or the guest room.

Nighttime Reading for Children

Ah, it's the end of a busy day. Were you at school or was this just a play day? The sun has set. Is the moon out tonight?

All your friends have gone home. Don't worry, you will get to see them tomorrow! You've been told no more TV for the night. (There wasn't much on anyway, was there?)

You've had your last snack. Was it good? You've washed your hands and face. (Well, at least your hands are clean.)

Your teeth are brushed. (You did brush, didn't you?) And now it's time for bed. Well . . . almost.

Because nighttime, just before sleep time, is the most wonderful time to read a story . . . or two . . . or three.

Maybe you are old enough to do all your own reading now. You will find short stories and long stories; funny poems and serious thoughts; exciting tales and silly nonsense to fill your dreams with wonderful adventures. We hope you enjoy reading every single word in this book.

If mom or dad is reading to you, make sure that they don't skip the good parts. If they are super tired and yawn a lot, you might have to tickle them to wake them up so they read with lots of enthusiasm and many different voices. (Tickling doesn't always work, but a lot of times it does.)

Whether you like your reading filled with adventure or humor, it's time to relax as you turn off all the lights in your room-except the one on your nightstand. That's the same place you will want to keep this book of wonder and fun.