Ira Sleeps Over
Ira Sleeps Over by Bernard Waber is a charming picture book published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 1972. This 48-page edition presents a relatable story about a child’s first sleepover experience, capturing the excitement and uncertainty that comes with it. The narrative follows Ira as he prepares for his sleepover at his friend Reggie’s house, grappling with the dilemma of whether to bring his favorite teddy bear.
Readers will find a humorous exploration of friendship and self-acceptance as Ira navigates his fears and questions about his beloved toy. The book addresses themes of new experiences and social interactions, making it an engaging read for young audiences. With its delightful illustrations and relatable storyline, this picture book serves as a perfect read-aloud for children who have their own bedtime companions.
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A charming and relatable picture book about a child’s first sleepover experience from the beloved author-illustrator of Lyle, Lyle Crocodile.
Ira is thrilled about his first sleepover at his friend Reggie’s house, until his sister makes him question taking his favorite teddy bear!
Will Reggie laugh at his teddy bear? Can Ira sleep without it? A funny back-and-forth ensues in this classic picture book about staying true to yourself.
A perfect read-aloud for every young reader with their own bedtime friends.
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