A rhyming, imaginative story of adventure. When a little boy tries to fall asleep, he is kept awake by all the late-night noises around his house. From the hisss of the heater to the whieee of the wind, these noises soon lead to great adventures . . .
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A rhyming, imaginative story of adventure. When a little boy tries to fall asleep, he is kept awake by all the late-night noises around his house. From the hisss of the heater to the whieee of the wind, these noises soon lead to great adventures . . .
" DRRROPPP, DRRROPPP drips the tap that I hear down the hall,
It's not from teh sink, but a ship sailing tall!
I stand at the helm - I'm a sea captain now,
I skim over waves that slap on the bow."
This is a first picture book for co-authors Beth Raisner Glass and Susan Lubner. Beth is a junior primary teacher, and was inspired to write the story when her eighteen-month-old son was kept awake by all the strange noises in the family's new house. She wrote the story to entertain, but also to help children put into perspective the unknown things that scare them. With her friend Susan Lubner, Beth honed her story in verse to get the rhyme and the rhythm just right, through 40 drafts. The result is a fun text that is easy to read aloud.
Noises At Night is on the Years K-2 booklist of the Premier's Reading Challenge.
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