Written in both English and Spanish, this is a soothing, rhythmic poem that is perfect for bedtime reading. The rhyming and repetitive narrative takes a father and his son on a magical journey through the stars. The colorful illustrations are muted, but fantastic and show a mythical ocean in the stars. Our girls really enjoyed looking at the picture of the boy's bedroom at the end, to figure out the various items that were incorporated into the poem. I thought it was fascinating that the boy's f [...]

This book was so peaceful that it made me yawn with the rhythm and dreamy illustrations. Repeating line throughout the book hints at the tone of the book "dream away, dream away, sleepyhead. love. set sail for the ocean of stars up above."

The illustrations here are stunning, and the gentle rhyme scheme and occasional repetition make this a perfect bedtime book.

I thought this book was really cute. I think it would be appropriate for the younger ages like k-2. I really liked how it pushed the theme of it being ok to dream and have imagination. Imagination is very important when the kids are developing and this would push that idea through to the students. I really like the illustrations in the book. I really liked how the book started with the same two sentences that it ended with, it wraps up the idea and the story. I like how the dreaming took two peo [...]

At bedtime, a young boy looks forward to falling asleep and dreaming about sailing the ocean of stars with his father.

A very lovely good-night read. A rhyming, singsong lullaby of a book, a father reading to his child, venturing in in a paper hat boat through constellations come life.

I enjoyed this book but I think it would be a better bed time book, instead of a book read out loud to a class. It is a laid back book and talks about what you can dream about when you fall asleep.

Very sweet book, good for a quiet story time ending.

Copyright: 2011Genre: Picture book - fantasyThoughts: Rhyming good night story. I like that the narrator is the Dad. Great story line and pictures.

the most amazing thing about this book is that it is the illustrator's first kids book. how many caldecotts will he get?

A bedtime, and a tale of a dream and the adventures of the dreamer as he sleeps.

Sweet, slight bedtime rhyme.