Just Go to Bed (Little Critter) (Pictureback) Paperback – Picture Book, April 23, 2001

My son loves this book- good quality, came as expected.

Fantastic! Brand new in mint condition. These books are simply for my nostalgia. I adored these books as a child. They taught lessons with this mischievous and cute critter. A+!!

More reschool or new reader books. My kids grew up these. Grandson loved them. I was bus aide and read these to kids on the bus. They enjoyed them and relaxed, laughed and had a good time, I had many requests to red them again. These books are great and are great times for folks to remember.

Great product

Good story book for my grandson or any kids

Perfect for three year old. It is now part of his bed time routine. The only complaint I have with the plot is after the bath time page the baby eats. I have to edit it to say "it's time to get your towel on." Because we don't eat after night bathing. Cutesy and seems to help my boy remember you have to get ready for bed and go to bed when told.

Mercer Mayer's Little Critter is so relatable for kids. He has all the same emotions as a child. Illustrations are funny and correspond with text. The text is in simple to understand words and the story flows from page to page. Little Critter's antics in this book are a fun yet gentle way to introduce bed time. This classic book was our favorite part of the bed time ritual. Brand new, giftable book that is sure to delight any child that doesn't always want to go to bed.

My kids love this book! It’s very relatable as toddler LOVE to push off their bed time finding excuses to try and stay up. My kids laugh throughout the reading watching the father get more and more worked up as little critter keeps distracting himself with everything but bedtime. I think it’s a great book for parents attempting to teach their young kids empathy and talk about how the characters feel. This book gives children the opportunity to look at bed time routines from an outsiders perspective and watch why an adult is getting frustrated with their child.-Boreland Book Reviews