Bird's friends are settling in for the night.
But Bird is not tired. His wings want to flap.
His legs want to run. All of him wants to play!
When will heevergo to sleep?!
Spirited kids and exhausted parents will laugh
their way to happy dreams in this hilarious
and relatable take on bedtime featuring the lovable
hero ofGrumpy Bird,Boo Hoo Bird, and
Hungry Bird.
It is bedtime. . . . Are you sleepy?
Praise forSleepy Bird:
Caregivers faced with little ones who just won't settle down for the night may find that this title offers some pointersand some hope. --Kirkus Review
A great bedtime story and fun read-aloud. --School Library Journal
Tankard's raucous digital artwork provides visual depth through thick, black outlines and backgrounds filled with bright, smoky textures. --Publishers Weekly
Praise forHungry Bird:
Bird is over-the-top, self-absorbed, melodramatic, and hilarious... A delightful romp. --Kirkus Reviews
Picky eaters will be laughing along and trying new things in no time with this funny installment of Bird and friends. A recommended purchase perfect for storytime or small group sharing that will be in high demand. --School Library Journal
Once again, Tankard draws a lot of humor from the disconnect between the chunky-cute looks of his woodland cast and the angry depths of his rosy-cheeked hero. --Publishers Weekly
Praise forBoo Hoo Bird:
Mood master Jeremy Tankard succeeds again. --Time Out New York
Like Mo Willems... Tankard takes the worldview of the toddler seriously while appreciating its humor. He has distilled his insight into the toddler mind into dramas that are the pint-size equivalent of Shakespeare. --The Los Angeles Times
Bet high on this becoming another storytime wil³