Illustrations and easy-to-read text explore the light that makes a house in the night a home filled with light.

A father, his two daughters, and the family dog look with wonder at all the lights (both natural and man-made) that are on at night as they go for a drive, spend time by a campfire, and return home to their beds.

A little girl falls asleep, her book in hand, and as she dreams an astonishing adventure unfolds. This wordless picture book celebrates the joy and freedom that can be found in stories, dreams and the imagination.

Rhyming text with glow in the dark illustrations help young readers learn how fireflies communicate at night.

On Christmas night the Merriweather family drives into town to see all the displays of lights.

"There's only one gift Isabel wants for her sixth birthday: a way to see invisible things. She can hardly think of anything else! Finally, the day of her party arrives. Unwrapping a big box, Isabel finds a surprise inside--a glass prism--and a dazzling world of previously invisible color emerges, lighting up the room around her. What else could be out there, waiting for her eyes to discover? In simple, engaging language, complemented by luminous artwork...

Explores the nature and properties of light, discussing such topics as refraction, the electromagnetic spectrum, optical illusions, and photons. Includes related activities.

One by one, a series of animals disappears into the background, until, with the lights turned on, each animal searches for the next in line.

When several campers at Camp Dakota report missing items and begin pointing fingers at a fellow-camper, a group of children search for the culprit. Includes glossary and experiments.

A kvetch steals all the menorahs on the first night of Hanukkah in Oyville before he learns an important insight from three children about the festival of lights.