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Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?: Special Anniversary Printing

A beloved bedtime story lights up the dark all around us in this sumptuous new printing of a Candlewick classic.

Ten years ago, when a new Candlewick Press first published Martin Waddell’s and Barbara Firth’s CAN'T YOU SLEEP, LITTLE BEAR?, the quiet, classic picture book met with resounding reviews. "Move over GOODNIGHT MOON," raved PUBLISHERS WEEKLY in a boxed review (Candlewick’s first review ever). "Perfect for bedtime, or anytime," echoed KIRKUS REVIEWS. "Bound to become a beloved bedtime ritual," said SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL.

Now, in honor of that tenth anniversary, the book that became the first of a best-selling series - about a Little Bear who doesn’t like the dark and a sage Big Bear who brings him the moon - gets a well-earned deluxe treatment. This glorious printing boasts a beautiful new jacket embossed with gold, and a free, limited-edition print of the book’s cover, showing Big and Little Bear, the bright, yellow moon, and all the twinkly stars - perfect for framing!

So you know those t-shirts that people give away that are compressed down into little tiny bricks?

My company gave those away at a recent industry tradeshow, and a couple of the guys that sit near me grabbed one. They decided today to unwrap them and see what the shirts actually looked like. This is what you get.

The shirts stink (literally), and are so heavily starched that I think the wrinkles will be permanent. And, truthfully, until they're washed, I don't think they'll fit anyone very well. The guy wearing this shirt was showing more than a little belly, just because the shirt was so short. It was a great look around the office, let me tell you.

A word of advice to all of you - if you ever get one of these shirts, wash it before putting it on.

Up close and personal. They look like fuzzy raisins to me LOL! Something a little pink, a little bit of bokeh and some macro for your Tuesday! Work time again today and straight through until June 4th and 5th. Then I will start on a five day week through June I think. Then, hopefully, back to my part time job :) Hope everyone has a super, duper day!!

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