Night-Night Texas

Written by Katherine Sully & illustrated by Helen Poole

Part of the Night Night Book Series

Board Book

$9.99

$9.58

1 - 4

Reading age

Page count

AD470L

Lexile measure

Oct 1, 2016

Publication date

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What's This Book About

Publisher Summary

Turn bedtime into a magical Texas adventure with Night-Night Texas, the board book that takes young readers on a gentle journey across the Lone Star State.Each page in this casebound board book features soothing rhymes and enchanting illustrations, highlighting beloved Texas landmarks such as Reunion Tower, AT&amp;T Stadium, Dallas World Aquarium, and many more. This story helps little ones wind down as they say goodnight to all the places that make Texas special, fostering early curiosity and a sense of pride in the place they call home.Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, Night-Night Texas is more than a bedtime story–it’s a keepsake that brings families together, connecting generations as they share memories of favorite places. Durable pages ensure it will be enjoyed night after night, whether you’re welcoming a new baby, celebrating a milestone, or searching for a unique Texas-themed gift.Celebrate what makes Texas unique and give your child a bedtime tradition that they’ll cherish for years to come. With Night-Night Texas, start every night with a journey through the heart of Texas.

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The Creatives Behind the Book

Author

Katherine Sully

Illustrator

Helen Poole

As a child, Helen Poole was fascinated by childrens books. She enjoyed writing stories and rhymes that she could illustrate. This fascination has lead to a full-time career. Helen graduated from the University of Central Lancashire, where she discovered working digitally and never looked back. Since graduating, her versatility has allowed her to work as a graphic and product designer, as well as an illustrator. She has worked on everything from toys and games to greeting cards and pet products. And lets not forget childrens books! Helen works much better when drinking large amounts of herbal tea and singing loudly to an extremely eclectic music collection (thankfully she works alone).