If Animals Kissed Good Night Books in Order
If Animals Kissed Good Night is a series of 6 books written by Ann Whitford Paul.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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If Animals Kissed Good Night books in publication order
6 books
If Animals Kissed Good Night
by Ann Whitford Paul
2008
Rhyming verse imagines how different animals might give their young bedtime kisses. Their distinctive bodies inspire playful embraces, from underwater seal kisses to a sloth family's leisurely good night, introducing animal babies through an affectionate bedtime ritual.
If Animals Said I Love You
by Ann Whitford Paul
2017
Animals imagine their own ways of expressing love, using gestures and sounds suited to their species. Ostrich, impala, and gorilla are among the affectionate creatures whose actions fill this rhyming picture book about communicating feelings.
If Animals Celebrated Christmas
by Ann Whitford Paul
2018
Holiday customs take on animal forms as cranes sing carols, tortoises share seasonal wishes, and buffaloes meet beneath mistletoe. This rhyming picture book imagines creatures across the animal kingdom joining in the traditions of a Christmas celebration.
If Animals Went to School
by Ann Whitford Paul
2019
A classroom full of animals learns, plays, and makes friends in this imagined school day. Beaver counts with sticks, Goat finds an unusual use for books, and recess gives the creatures opportunities suited to their distinctive abilities.
If Animals Gave Thanks
by Ann Whitford Paul
2020
Forest animals express gratitude for food, family, and the features that help them live. As autumn arrives, Bear gathers provisions for a shared feast, while rhyming verse imagines how each creature might acknowledge its own blessings.
If Animals Tried to Be Kind
by Ann Whitford Paul
2021
Animals find thoughtful ways to help one another in this rhyming story about kindness. Porcupine makes a scarf for Giraffe, Squirrel assists Dog, and Bear prepares a surprise, imagining considerate gestures shaped by each creature's abilities.
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