Illustrated by Marcella Ryan Adams

There once was a darling little girl Who refused to go to bed Every night she would try To stay up with the grown-ups instead Then on magical night Her dad had a grand idea He taught her to use imagination To travel the world without fear She went to wonderful places Every night when she went to sleep She flew over continents large And skimmed the ocean deep She learned about many new animals And saw many new faces And after she traveled the world over She went back to her favorite places Now every single night She cant wait to go to bed Instead of watching TV She views her imagination instead!

About the Author

Christine Redman-Waldeyer, mother of two, is a native of New Jersey, where she currently resides with her family. She is employed as a history professor at Ocean County College and in her spare time she enjoys story telling, poetry, and art. Her previously published works include I Swim Seas of Thirty-two Legions, The Talisman Pick Voices and Hats, and The Land of the Frogs, Seas of Green.