REVIEWS:

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[S]teady rhythm, whimsical rhymes, abundant alliteration, and hand-lettered sleep-appropriate sounds to share like "zzzzz" and "snore! snore!" extend the read-aloud experience. A bedtime veggie feast for the eyes and ears.

—Kirkus

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In OHora’s sweet and funny acrylic art.... The childlike approach, appealing art, and relatable worm character...connect story and audience.

—The Horn Book, Starred Review

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[S]nuggled-in vegetables and sweet, lilting text offer an effectively snoozy bedtime rhyme.

—Publishers Weekly

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The lilting text lends well to sharing aloud. This artful take on familiar nighttime routines is an enjoyable blend of whimsical, cozy, and sweet.

—Booklist

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After a hard day of growing, the vegetables in this urban rooftop garden need to tuck in at night and get their rest! This rhyming bedtime story uses inventive language to make the veggies seem sleepy: children will read about the cuddly cauliflowers and the tuckered-out tomatoes, the droopy pods of peas, the beets that are beat, and the corn covering their ears in order to sleep.

—NAEC (National Association for the Education of Young Children)

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