Picture Books 
written by Ingrid Law

Sometimes bedtime feels like a dark cave in the gloomy woods--like it's you and no one else until morning. But this gentle, loving book helps children remember that they are never alone. Not only is a grown-up right down the hall, but they are also among neighbors and animals, near the rumble of cars, the twinkle of stars, and even the reassuring hum of the fridge.

 

Reviews: 

"A heartening picture book debut for Law..." —Booklist

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"Law’s second-person prose conveys an empathic knowingness about nighttime fears before invoking soothing bedtime experiences as companions. Employing a texturized mix of materials, Li skillfully supports the story’s cozy qualities with homey details and scenes that make the whole world seem friendly." —Publishers Weekly

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Online interviews with Ingrid about this title:

Four Questions with Ingrid Law - Publishers Weekly

Carissa Mina's "9 Questions with Author Ingrid Law"

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