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Summary: WE LOVE LIL' CRITTER
Review: A perfect book for reading just before tucking your toddler into bed. A great book for fathers and sons to read together and an absolutely heartwarming book that all kids and parents can relate. We give this book as a gift. It really encourages reading before bedtime. Our other favorite book is "Going to Sleep on the Farm" by Wendy Cheyette Lewison.
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Summary: A wonderful book for children to read before going to bed!
Review: I think the book Just Go To Bed is an all time, every kids favorite, book to read. It really gets them into the spirit of going to bed. This book is a great book to read and is fun for children.
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Summary: Little Critter nuzzled his way to my heart
Review: Little Critter relates to children everywere in this heart-warming book when Lttle critter keeps trying to put of bed time by playing space cadet, and bunny rabbit. A spectacular, charming book for everyone.
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Summary: this is a cool book
Review: My son loved having his mom read the Mercer Mayer books to him as a preschooler. Now, as a kindergartener, he is reading them to me! How wonderful that a series of books can "grow" with a child!
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Summary: Just Go To Bed
Review: This book is about the little critter who pretends to be different things and have different jobs. After that he has a snack and then pretends to be a bunny his mom told him he had to go to bed but he said bunnys don't sleep in bed so he just layed there. After a while the little critter told his mom he would sleep in his bed just once. I would recommend this book to ages 3-12, because its a fun book to read. This book teaches that you liten to your parents and try to behave them. You should go to bed whn you are asked to go to bed.
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Summary: Just like trying to get my "little critters" to bed!
Review: This book is GREAT! The kids love the Little Critter, and the story is just like my house at bed time. I love Mercer Mayer's books.
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Summary: Just go to bed
Review: This book was about a little boy critter that is told to go to go to bed, but won't listen to his parents. The lesson of this book is to listen to your parents when they tell you to do something. The age level of this book about from ages 5-7. I liked this book because I think it would help parents out with having their children listening to them.
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