Books like Maisy Goes to Bed: A Maisy Classic Pop-Up Book
By Lucy Cousins
For the toddler who resists every step of bedtime, here's a mouse who makes brushing teeth and washing hands into something worth doing with your own hands. Cozy, hands-on, gently repetitive — a wind-down book built for touching, not just listening.
A young badger tucked in for the night keeps finding reasons to get out of bed — a glass of milk, a favorite doll, worries about tigers and cracks in the ceiling — testing her patient parents one request at a time.
A hands-on introduction inviting babies to pat a soft bunny, play peek-a-boo with cloth, smell powdery flowers, and feel Daddy's scratchy beard on every page.
A little girl moves through her nightly bedtime routine — washing up, putting on pajamas, saying goodnight to her toys — as the house settles into quiet before sleep.
A boatload of animals heads below deck at sunset for a bedtime routine — scrubbing in one big tub, brushing their teeth, doing exercises, and rocking together until every last one drifts off to sleep.
A worried mother dog searches her house for her puppy Spot, lifting flaps to check behind doors, inside the piano, and under the stairs — finding a surprising animal each time.
A baby's day unfolds from breakfast to bedtime, as rhyming clues invite little hands to peek through die-cut holes in each page for a glimpse of what's coming next.
A lighthouse keeper tends his light through storms, fog, and drifting icebergs, keeping careful watch and logging every detail as the seasons turn outside his round stone walls.
Old Mother Rabbit has twenty-six babies, one for every letter from Abel to Zed, and she tucks them into bed one by one through her rambling house and garden.
A small-town policeman spends his day directing traffic, helping people cross the street, and keeping watch over his busy corner, one task at a time.
A baby llama, tucked into bed by his mama, starts to worry the moment she heads downstairs — his whimpers building into full-blown hollers until she returns just in time.
A mother duck leads her line of ducklings around the pond, not noticing that one little duckling has wandered off to explore on its own — can you spot where it's hiding?
A little bear cub coughs HCK HCK! right at bedtime, and Mrs. Bear tries syrup, comfort, and quiet care to see him through the cold night.
