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Description
Description
What do grown-ups do while children are sleeping? Is Mom baking cookies for friends at daycare? Is Dad building something for big-kid school? And what do children do in the morning while waiting for the day’s first cuddle?
Filled with rhymes, playful illustrations, and tender surprises, this picture book brings together three short stories that gently explore the little mysteries of nighttime and morning. It is a comforting read that helps children approach bedtime more peacefully and naturally ends with family cuddles.
Features
-Includes three short, charming, and touching stories in one book
-Answers a question many children ask: “What do grown-ups do while I sleep?”
-Helps children feel more comfortable and reassured at bedtime
-Reminds children that their parents remain close even after night falls
-Rhythmic, rhyming text is ideal for reading aloud
-Expressive illustrations encourage interpretation and discussion
-Each story ends with a poetic touch that invites family cuddles
-Encourages imagination, conversation, and meaningful family moments
-Stories can be brought to life with the Éditions Alaska app
-Recommended for children ages 3 and up
Author: Isabelle Therrien
With more than 35 years of experience working in early and middle childhood education, Isabelle Therrien creates projects that encourage learning through play. Now retired, she continues to pursue new creative projects and writes a monthly column for Les as de l’info. This is her first children’s picture book published by Éditions Alaska.
Illustrator: Chantal Piché
A Franco-Manitoban based in Quebec City, Chantal Piché has been drawing since childhood and published her first books at the age of 14. Her work is known for its vibrant colours and expressive characters, created to inspire imagination and support young readers’ learning.

