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One night while everyone is sleeping, a little boy watches his paper mouse save a cat from an angry dog.

A boy follows his dog one night to see what exactly dogs do at night when they're on their own.

Presents a night when imagination takes over and gravity does not work quite as expected.

While sneaking to the kitchen at midnight to get the last piece of Super Yellow Cake with Fudge Frosting, young Patsy is frightened by a series of household objects and sounds made monstrous by her imagination.

A boy hears a noise in the night and imagines what it could be.

Flying ghosts and jogging giants are just two of the ten very good reasons a little girl makes up so she won't climb out of her window in the middle of the night.

An illustrated collection of twenty-two whimsical poems for children; examples include "August Bedtime," "I Don't Believe in Bigfoot," and "I'd Rather Sleep at the Zoo.

When Mike goes to bed at night, the images that his nightlight creates on the walls of his room stimulate even more images in his mind.

In the Night Parade children play and sing while their parents sleep.

Having decided he does not want to go to sleep, Vincent unravels the blanket of night and transforms it into a cat, a lullaby, and even an elephant before finally giving in and closing his eyes.

"Three children use a flashlight to light a path around their backyard at night; in the flashlight's beam another world looms.