Where Do Jet Planes Sleep at Night? (Where Do...Series)

I've loved the past two additions of "Where do Steam Trains Sleep at Night" and "Where do Diggers Sleep at Night," but I've just found this version to be a bit too repetitive - the author uses a lot of the same phrases that she's used in past books, so it didn't really add anything too new or exciting, besides getting to see different pictures of planes - (which even that, my son isn't too interested in.) It's never a choice book for my 2 year old. He never wants to read it, but will pull out "Where do Diggers Sleep at Night" every time!

My 3 year old daughter loves this book! I will say we don’t have any of the other books of this series. I know some people had mentioned in the reviews they preferred others. But we’re very very happy with this one. It’s hard to find books that incorporate airplanes for Little kids. She’s really interested in airplanes and requests to be read this 2-3 times a week (we have a large collection of books and read daily).

Very cute for an airplane loving child otherwise I think it’s a bit boring. There are some pretty big words in there for a board book and the age range this book appears to be targeting. Received this in our prime book box and will be gifting this to an expectant friend who is doing an airplane nursery ( we do books instead of cards in our family), which was my intention when selecting our books this time anyway.This is not a book I would have bought again but the illustrations are very cute.

Good for many bedtime reads with toddler who loves planes! Look for the little mouse on every page. Nice elongated board book, thanks!

My 4yo daughter loves this book. I only gave it 4 stars because my daughter asked at the end of the story where airplanes sleep. Seems like if that is the title, it should be answered. lol Silly I know!!

I read a lot of reviews about how this book flows. Yes it is a bit awkward the first few times we read it... However... My son loves looking for "mousy" in this series on all the pages. He can tell you what all the names of each type of plane. And sometimes he "reads" it to me and actually gets some of the phrases out word for word but always has the idea of it. He's only 2 1/2. So he listens to it well, pays attention, asks for the "plane book", and has learned something new while having fun so that's a 5 star from me.

Received this book in my son’s book subscription box. It is so cute and gets a child to think. My son was interested in the faces on each aircraft. Also my son’s Room has biplanes hanging and so did the child in this book! It’s so cute!

Not my favorite of this series and doesn't always have the smoothest flow to the rhymes especially compared to the "Diggers" one. Seemed like the author was reaching a bit to come up with enough different types of aircraft to finish the book. But we got used to it after reading it a couple times and kiddo (2) loves it so what more can you ask for? Any kid obsessed with planes, trains, and things that go will like it.

My 3year old boy loves these books and he can remember and recall the story back, great bedtime book. Really well illustrated too.

Good

My littl eboy loves this book. We now have the full collection of these books and they all make great bedtime storeis.

Grandson Loves it.

We have the whole collection. We love these books