Have you ever wondered what's going on around you while everyone is sleeping sweetly? It turns out that while most of us are dreaming in warm beds, life around us does not freeze for a second.This book with colorful illustrations will reveal all the secrets of the night. You will find a fascinating story full of interesting and funny facts and answers to the most tricky questions.Can a person not sleep? Who are the owl people and how do they differ from the lark people? What is sleepwalking and sleep phases? Why are most babies born at night? Who works at night? What is the polar night? The book covers topics from various fields of knowledge, such as the human body, natural phenomena, flora and fauna, people's professions and much more. The book will become a real treasure trove of knowledge and will open to the little reader an amazing night world that never sleeps.Who is this book for:For children 4-6 years old.For curious preschoolers.For children and their parents.Chips of the book:Colorful author's illustrations.Proven scientific facts.The poetry of the language, which makes it possible to read this book as a work of fiction and use it, for example, for reading before going to bed.The book awakens the curiosity of young readers and encourages them to ask questions that can be discussed with an adult. It develops observation, logic and speech skills.From the author:'When my daughter was little, she often woke up at night and I had to get up, go to her, feed her and lull her to sleep. At first it was not easy for me, but over time I got used to it and even noticed some advantages in it. Thanks to night awakenings, I began to observe what is happening in the world while everyone is sleeping sweetly. And I saw that the lights were on in the windows of a neighboring skyscraper until late at night, although the workers had long gone home; it was the cleaners who were tidying up the offices. Watering machines are working on the empty streets of the city. The neighbor is diligently writing something at the table. A mouse ran across the lawn. And already at five in the morning, the first cars, loaded to the top with fresh bread, drive up to the surrounding shops. In a word, I realized that the night hides a lot of secrets that I would never have discovered if I hadn't had to get up and go to my daughter. Do you want to know what else is going on in the dark? Then listen.'