When Michael suffers from bad dreams, he gets sleepy in school. One day, a lovely queen arrives at his classroom window and, in her rowboat, they fly through the sky. With magic glasses, Michael sees children all over the world going to sleep, and hears their foreign bedtime traditions in the book's rhythmic text. When a frightening bird from his dreams becomes a surprising part of his journey home, Michael's nighttimes are transformed. NIGHTY NIGHTY, JAMA JAMA is a rhyming picture book for children having difficulties with sleep and bad dreams. The story gently reinforces the delight of bedtime by taking the reader on a dreamtime journey to other cultures, where children are 'settling down for sleep'. Simple foreign language is translated by a reassuring queen, with pronunciation provided on each colorful page. Illustrated by Savannah Pritchett, at age eight. "A lovely, lyrical bedtime story for sleepyheads around the world." -- Kathryn Otoshi, Author of ONE "The author creates an endearing, layered story, connecting children with children about the globe. Her daughter/illustrator captures the magic in this bedtime treasure, a story to be read again, and again." -- Regina Miller, Chief Development Officer, Geffen Playhouse (geffenplayhouse.com/education) Visit the author at www.robynTmurphy.com