Children's Fiction Imagination & Play
Night Boy Read-Along
- Publisher
- Orca Book Publishers
- Initial publish date
- Sep 2016
- Category
- Imagination & Play, Date & Time, Siblings
- Recommended Age
- 6 to 8
- Recommended Grade
- p to 3
- Recommended Reading age
- 6 to 8
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eBook
- ISBN
- 9781459816015
- Publish Date
- Sep 2016
- List Price
- $19.99
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Description
This is an enhanced ebook with a read-along function. Night is a boy who knows it's much more fun to play than go to sleep. When the sun sets, he travels through the night sky in a spaceship with his teddy. Night's favorite game is hide-and-go-seek, which he plays each evening with his older sister, Day. But why can't he ever find her? Night Boy is a unique playful picturebook about a brother and a sister named Night and Day. The rhythmic text and rich illustrations make for a bedtime story that is sure to lull children who say "I can't sleep" into dreamland. Through the personas of a brother and sister, Night Boy offers a unique explanation of how night turns to day astronomically.
About the authors
Anne Laurel Carter was born in Don Mills, Ontario. She has suffered from a bad case of wanderlust all of her life, which has taken her all over the world. In between travelling, Anne completed Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Education. Anne loves working with children, and became an ESL and French teacher. She is also the mother of four children, but still finds time to read and write. Anne currently lives in Toronto, Ontario, where she works full-time as a teacher-librarian.
Anne is a multi award-winning author of several books for children. Her picturebook Under a Prairie Sky (Orca, 2004) won the Mr. Christie's Book Award in 2003.
Anne Laurel Carter's profile page
Quand elle était petite, Ninon Pelletier rêvait de devenir astronaute pour voir le monde différemment. Elle est plutôt devenue illustratrice après des études en photographie et en graphisme. Elle a illustré plus d’une trentaine de livres pour enfants au cours des vingt dernières années et a été mise en nomination pour le Prix du Gouverneur général en 2016. Elle vit à Montréal, au Québec, au milieu de ses crayons, de ses fusains et de ses amis.
