..".the perfect bedtime book to reassure readers they are safe in their home." "Resource Links" "This lighthearted approach will go a long way to dispel the fears of youngsters who have their own list of spooky night time house noises. Recommended.""Canadian Review of Materials" "Mysteries of strange house noises are demystified in a picture book that brings the science while having its cake, too.""Kirkus Reviews" "Reassuring...providing good answers to sometimes-unasked questions worrying kids: What goes bump (not to mention thump, gurgle, trickle, buzz, scratch, creak, and crunch) in the night?""Booklist" "Little ones who might be afraid of the dark will come away assuaged by this comical yet informative study on things that go bump in the night.""School Library Journal" "When those next generation engineers and TED Talkers can't get to sleep, this STEM approach to bedtime stories might just be the answer.""The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books""

Scot Ritchie is the awardwinning illustrator of more than 30 books for children. He has worked with the National Film Board of Canada and has had his work exhibited at the National Gallery of Canada. He loves traveling and has worked from London, Berlin, and Hawaii. He currently lives in Vancouver, British Columbia."