night

A poetic adaptation of a Menominee Indian lullaby that describes the sights and sounds of night.

A child can't go to sleep until night wind sets events in motion affecting cloud, earth, moon, moth, frog, cricket, and mockingbird; and quiet comes to the night.

Wise Owl helps Little Owl identity the sounds of the night.

A boy and his owl friend share their special feelings about the night.

Disturbed by the many peculiar sounds he hears while trying to get to sleep, Little Mouse repeatedly asks to get into bed with Big Mouse.

On the eve of his first day at school, a child projects some of his uneasiness onto his teddy bear, Willy.

In the middle of the night a young girl wakens to a sound, goes outdoors, and discovers a deer with whom she sits quietly and lets him lick salt she has sprinkled on her hands.

A mother's encircling arms, the moon and stars, and many more circles send a baby off to sleep.

Although she is frightened, a young colonial maid decides to investigate the nocturnal noise she suspects is coming from Indians.