Sweet Dreams at 6

A lighthouse keeper's last lamp. A cloud that collects yawns. A robot who learns to power down, one part at a time.

Every child in these fifteen stories is six - old enough to stay a whole week at the lighthouse, and still young enough to need someone else to hold the night. Each story starts at ordinary speed and ends with someone asleep, and each one is followed by a short Close your eyes and... line to whisper once the reading is done.

Made for reading aloud. You don't have to finish the story. Nobody ever does.

The fifteen stories

1. The Lighthouse Keeper's Last Lamp
2. The Cloud Who Collected Yawns
3. Where the Buses Sleep
4. The Moon's Slow Walk
5. The Fox Who Counted Snowflakes
6. The Quietest Room in the Castle
7. The Train to Tomorrow
8. The Garden at Midnight
9. The Whale Who Hummed
10. The Robot Who Learned to Power Down
11. Grandpa's Star Map
12. The Blanket-Fort Sea
13. The Owl's Night Shift
14. The Last Firefly
15. Goodnight, Whole Wide World

Made for bedtime

• Every story is written for a 6-year-old to read - the child in each one is 6, and so are the things they get to do
• Each story slows down as it goes and ends with someone asleep
• A short Close your eyes and... line after every story, to whisper once the reading is done
• A full-colour pencil illustration for every story
• No two books in the series share a story - each age gets fifteen of its own

Book 4 of 10 in the Sweet Dreams at N series - one book for every age from 3 to 12. 84 pages, 6 × 9 inches, full colour.