![]() ![]() ![]() "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title. And never fear, like Frances, they too will eventually, contentedly, drift off to sleep. Bedtime for Frances is the perfect goodnight story to tell your wide-eyed children. Garth Williams's illustrations complement Russell Hoban's sweet story perfectly, capturing the endless energy and overactive imagination of Frances, and the waning patience of her exhausted parents. She's almost positive there are spiders, giants, and tigers in her room.Īny parent will quickly identify with this phenomenon-how the last minutes of the day suddenly become the most action-packed. It is 7 pm and time for bed, however Frances decides to delay sleep. The original drawings were in black and white, but the modern editions illustrations are in color. A Baby Sister for Frances 1,587 copies, 15 reviews. Best Friends for Frances 1,855 copies, 22 reviews. Bedtime for Frances 2,911 copies, 36 reviews. LibraryThing is a cataloging and social networking site for booklovers. She tries every delay tactic she can muster-from demanding extra hugs and kisses to volleying a series of urgent last-minute questions ("May I sleep with my teddy bear?" "May I have my door open?"). Garth Williams illustrates the furry little badger and parents. Russell Hoban, author of Bread and Jam for Frances, on LibraryThing. Frances is wide awake and bursting with youthful excitement. It's bedtime for young Frances-an adorable and irrepressible little badger-and everyone is ready but her. ![]()
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