Children’s Book Review: Where the Wee Ones Go by Karen Jameson

WHERE THE WEE ONES GO

A Bedtime Wish for Endangered Animals

By: Karen Jameson

Illustrated by: Zosienka

Published: April 26, 2022

Publisher: Chronicle Kids

Non-Fiction

Tuck your child into bed with a few endangered animals all over the world. The dreamy illustrations and lyrical prose make for the perfect lullaby to get your child ready for a good night’s sleep.

Starting in China then traveling to Asia and Africa, then across the ocean, and back to North and South America, your child can travel the world tucking in all the most endangered baby animals. Kids will learn where the animals live and their habitat with poetic ease. From the alligators in the Yangtze River to the koalas in the Eucalyptus forest and the jaguars in the rainforest, kids can notice the various sleeping positions of each of the animals.

When Stars are out and the moon’s above,

where do the wee ones go, my love?

Where do the wee ones go?

Don’t miss this peaceful, dreamy bedtime story that will encouarge your little one to tuck in for the night in their very own habitat. This would make a lovely gift for a new baby. Karen Jameson’s FARM LULLABY made my list of Favorite Children’s Books of 2021. She may be the new queen of bedtime stories.

Karen Jameson is a children’s author, poet, teacher, and literacy advocate, and the author of the picture books Woodland Dreams, illustrated by Marc Boutavant, and Farm Lullaby, illustrated by Wednesday Kirwan. She lives and works in Southern California.

Zosienka is a London-based artist who grew up in South Africa, Poland, and the United Kingdom.

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Thanks to the publisher for sending a copy of this book for the purpose of this review. This review is my honest opinion. If you choose to make a purchase through the above links, I may receive a small commission without you having to pay a cent more for your purchase.