Illustrated by Caldecott Honoree John Rocco. This is the story of a boy who struggles to put his rambunctious robots to bed.
Robots and rocket ships and space have a childlike wonder, but they also represent the deeper questions about our place in the universe. When I think about the meaning of my life, I think a lot about my kids. So this is my book for Sam, who loved mechanical things as a child.
Little, Brown featured it on the cover of their fall catalog...
...Publisher's Weekly gave it a starred review...
...released in paperback by Scholastic...
...and here are some awards that it won:
- ALA/ALSC Notable Children's Book, 2016
- Bank Street College: Best Children's Books of the Year, 2016
- Chicago Public Library: Best Picture Books of 2015
- Huffington Post: Best Picture Books of 2015
- Early Childhood Education Zone: Best Children's Book Since 2013
Time for bed.
Time to dim
Your infrared.
Your infrared.
Brush your rotors
‘round and ’round.
Clean your shields
And power down.
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