In "Fred and the Bedtime Elephants" by Caroline Crowe, young Fred struggles to fall asleep, his imagination taking him on a playful adventure. As he closes his eyes, he is visited by a parade of friendly elephants, each with their own unique traits. They create a whimsical bedtime atmosphere filled with laughter and joy, transforming his room into a magical place. Through rhythmic rhymes and enchanting illustrations, the story highlights the importance of imagination during bedtime and the comfort of companionship, ultimately guiding children to embrace the night with wonder and excitement. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 2018 by Albert Whitman & Company .

Caroline Crowe worked as a journalist for many years, before switching to writing books for children full-time. Her first book, Pirates in Pyjamas, won the Heart of Hawick Children's Book Award and her second, Is that an Elephant in my Fridge was chosen by the Scottish Booktrust as one of their Bookbug books for 2018. When she isn't thinking up words that rhyme with pants (there aren't that many), she enjoys eating salt and vinegar crisps and reading as much as she can. Jess Pauwels is a graphic designer and illustrator of children's books. She lives in Brussels.