Review "Combining a quiet, nocturnal story with the ever popular subject of flying machines, this is a nifty bedtime book for budding aviators." —Kirkus ReviewsPraise for Where Do Diggers Sleep at Night?“The pictures in this book are amazing and the rhyming phrases that accompany them make this a super cute story.” —Kiss the Book (a book review site for school librarians) Read more About the Author BRIANNA CAPLAN SAYRES is also the author of Where Do Diggers Sleep at Night? and Where Do Steam Trains Sleep at Night?, both illustrated by Christian Slade. She lives with her husband and their two boys in Seattle. You can visit Brianna on the Web at briannacaplansayres.com and facebook.com/authorbrianna.CHRISTIAN SLADE’s classic, distinctive art style can be found in picture books, novels, and magazines for children. He holds an MA in illustration from Syracuse University, as well as a BFA in drawing and animation from the University of Central Florida. He lives with his wife and two children in Florida. Visit him on the Web at christianslade.com. Read more
C**D
Repetitive of other books
I've loved the past two additions of "Where do Steam Trains Sleep at Night" and "Where do Diggers Sleep at Night," but I've just found this version to be a bit too repetitive - the author uses a lot of the same phrases that she's used in past books, so it didn't really add anything too new or exciting, besides getting to see different pictures of planes - (which even that, my son isn't too interested in.) It's never a choice book for my 2 year old. He never wants to read it, but will pull out "Where do Diggers Sleep at Night" every time!
D**1
More difficult read than the others
We love the other books (Where do diggers sleep at night? and Where do stream trains sleep at night?) but I found this book difficult to read. The previous books were read effortlessly for an enjoyable experience but this book takes a lot of concentration. The pictures and story are great but because of the wording it's just not up to par with the others. It's not one anyone in our family usually reaches for.
J**N
Wonderful addition to the series!
A wonderful addition to the "Where do ... sleep at night?" books!! My 2 little boys love their planes and flying them all over the house, so they really like hearing about how all of them go to bed (which helps me get them into bed!). And the rhyme is just fun to read, I can get the boys to bounce along with my cadence.
K**M
3 year old daughter loves it !
My 3 year old daughter loves this book! I will say we don’t have any of the other books of this series. I know some people had mentioned in the reviews they preferred others. But we’re very very happy with this one. It’s hard to find books that incorporate airplanes for Little kids. She’s really interested in airplanes and requests to be read this 2-3 times a week (we have a large collection of books and read daily).
M**N
Still don't know where they sleep!
My 4yo daughter loves this book. I only gave it 4 stars because my daughter asked at the end of the story where airplanes sleep. Seems like if that is the title, it should be answered. lol Silly I know!!
J**S
A winning formula
My son loved Where Do Diggers Sleep at Night? since I first read it to him as a toddler, and he super loves planes, so of course I had to get this! Yes, it's pretty much the same thing, but it's a formula that works and is enjoyable enough, so we are both happy. His little sister (now age 2) loves it too!
C**E
I would definitely recommend!
My son loves airplanes. He also loves Where Do Diggers Sleep At Night. I pre-ordered this book for him. He loves this book! There is also a little mouse to find in every picture. I would definitely recommend!
C**O
In this series you know what you're going to get ...
In this series you know what you're going to get. This is more of the same. Our son loves calling out the different types of airplanes, and it's a quick read in the pre-bedtime session!
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