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Description 

Why Is It Dark at Night? by Katie Daynes is a delightful children's book that answers the question many young readers have about why it gets dark when the sun goes down. Using simple language and engaging illustrations, the book explains the concept of day and night, highlighting the Earth's rotation and how the sun's position affects light and darkness. It's a great way to introduce children to basic scientific concepts about the natural world, helping them understand the cycle of day and night in an accessible and fun way. The book is part of the "Usborne First Questions and Answers" series.

About the Author

Katie Daynes is a British author and editor known for writing engaging and educational children's books. She specializes in creating stories that help young readers navigate complex emotions and social situations, such as fear, sharing, and kindness. Daynes is the author of several books in the "Why Should I?" series, which addresses various topics related to emotional and social development. With her clear, accessible writing style and vibrant illustrations, Daynes helps children understand and manage their feelings, making her a well-respected author in the field of children's literature.