Does anyone know what book this is?

Question

It's a story about a young child who asks, "Read me a story" and then his mother reads to him about various animals like the dog with the long ears, a horse and some other animals. The story line repeats as she goes through all of the animals. I think the child doesn't want to go to bed and I think it also shows the various animals in bed. I read this to my daughter early 90's.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

It's on the tip of my tongue........if I remember, I'll be back

Answer 3

It's called, "My Life, My Loves".

Answer 4

Is it Where Does the Brown Bear Go Honey? it goes through several animals.

Answer 5

I'm sorry that I don't know your book, but if your question goes unsolved, here are some other places you can post your description:

http://www.loganberrybooks.com/stump.htm...

Loganberry Books is a small, independent bookstore in Ohio.  For two dollars (you can pay by PayPal), the owner will post your query to the "Stump the Bookseller" page and readers from all over will try to solve it.  This is the oldest place on the web that I know of that ID's books, and I've seen a lot of success here.  It is most definitely worth the two dollars they ask for.  They have been featured on NPR and in the New York Times.

http://forums.abebooks.com/abesleuthcom

AbeBooks.com's "BookSleuth Forum" is an interactive message forum where you can get instantaneous feedback on your description.  Make sure you read the "TIPS" thread before posting, because it contains a lot of information to help you formulate a good post.  Members are from all over the world.  It is free, but you must register before posting.

http://www.whatsthatbook.com

This is a relatively new website, but seems to be fairly well attended.  You have to register to post.

http://www.auntbook.com

Not as popular as the other sites, but a very interesting presentation and she finds a lot of them.

Good luck in finding your book!