Reminiscent of Susan Marie Swanson's The House in the Night, world-renowned paper-cut artist Clay Rice weaves a poetic scene of what happens around a small farmhouse as night falls.
A dreaming dog. A purring cat. A bird on a limb. A mouse on a mat. The evening glows in the twilight. And all falls quiet at the stroke of goodnight.
A baby coos; a mommy sighs. Little ones tucked in, with dreams in their eyes. A gentle hand turns out the light. And all is quiet at the stroke of goodnight.
A perfect bedtime story that gently and beautifully depicts a busy world settling in for a warm night's sleep.

At the Stroke of Goodnight

Children's Books

RICE, CLAY

Activities, Crafts & Games

Familius

On this birthday, remember who's giving to who,&nbsp; because the best gift of all, is when you gave me YOU. Award-winning poet and artist Clay Rice brings his signature papercut style to this tender birthday affirmation of positive praise for a special child. Amidst the presents and candles, this gorgeous picture book reminds the child thatthey are the greatest gift!&nbsp; It's your playful spirit and creative spark.&nbsp; And your sweet soul and loving heart. You shine like the sun in all that you do,&nbsp; you gave me a gift when you gave me you. &nbsp;

When You Gave Me You

Holidays & Celebrations

"Mama let's make a moon; it won't cost too much. We'll use second-hand stardust And leftover love; We'll stuff it with silly And marshmallow goo And paint it with promise. Mama, Let's make a moon." Award winning and nationally recognized author/illustrator Clay Rice has created a beautifully poetic tale about a humble mountain family who decide to make a moon. Created with Rice's renowned individual paper cut art, the fun begins when the brother and sister start collecting the “ingredients”. The “Recipe For A Moon” contains everything from “a stream full of silver, a swan’s starry shine, and 2 ‘possum’s paws of dream dust from the imagination mine.” Along the way they teach the reader about love, the importance of relationships, and the joy of making something from nothing.

Mama, Let's Make a Moon

Animals

Award winning author/illustrator Clay Rice has created a beautifully poetic tale about a boy's shadow who has lost his boy and goes in search for him. "I have no you, you have no me, you and me we have no we, but if I find you and you find me, happy we will always be." The Lonely Shadow sings a universal song. Clay Rice brings the shadow to life and allows us to take a journey with him in search of something, someone who conneccts with him. It's a story of longing, a story of discovery, a story of friendship.

The Lonely Shadow

When a young boy finds a stick on the ground and reads the inspiring words carved into it, his life begins to change until he fulfills lifelong dreams and discovers the truth about giving.

The Stick

Action & Adventure

Ants 'n' uncles, uncles 'n' ants, dancin' 'cross the world with ants in his pants.
Goin' everywhere he's never been before, on his ant-imated world tour.
What happens when Uncle steps on an ant hill? The ants in his pants make him dance, of course, and his dancing skills become famous around the world. From award-winning author and silhouette artist Clay Rice comes the rhyming tale of an accidental hero. Filled with scenes from countries and cultures around the globe, this lively, silly story is sure to delight children and parents.

Ants 'N' Uncles

Arts, Music & Photography

Un muchacho encuentra un palo en el parque; tras leer atentamente las inspiradoras palabras que lleva grabadas su vida empieza a cambiar: se cumplen sus suenos y descubre la verdad de la entrega incondicional. When a young boy finds a stick on the ground and reads the inspiring words carved into it, his life begins to change. He fulfills lifelong dreams and discovers the truth about giving.

El palo (Spanish Edition)

Education & Reference

PICARONA

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