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A cathartic, profanity-laced lullaby for exhausted parents who have reached the absolute end of their tether. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Go The F**k To Sleep.
- exhausted
- nocturnal
- hilarious
- desperate
- 01
Sh*t my dad says
Justin Halpern
A rapid-fire barrage of hilariously profane paternal wisdom that unexpectedly warms the heart.
- 02
Llama Llama Red Pajama
Anna Dewdney
A bouncy, rhythmic escalation of nighttime worry that resolves into a warm, comforting hug.
- 03
Dragons love tacos
Adam Rubin
A deadpan, conversational guide to hosting the ultimate gathering that inevitably descends into hilarious, fiery chaos.
- 04
Goodnight, goodnight, construction site
Sherri Duskey Rinker
A soothing, rhythmic wind-down that turns heavy machinery into sleepy companions.
- 05
Just Go to Bed
Mercer Mayer
A warm, deeply relatable snapshot of the universal toddler struggle against sleep, fueled by boundless imagination.
- 06
Llama Llama Home with Mama
Anna Dewdney
A cozy, rhyming celebration of empathy and the tender bond between parent and child during a sick day at home.
- 07
Cribsheet
Emily Oster
A cool-headed, data-driven antidote to the overwhelming anxiety and conflicting advice of early parenthood.
- 08
Almost everybody farts
Marty Kelley
A gleefully irreverent, rhyming celebration of the great equalizer of bodily functions.
- 09
Don't let the pigeon stay up late!
Mo Willems
An interactive, laugh-out-loud battle of wills against a master negotiator who desperately needs a nap.
- 10
Bossypants
Tina Fey
A hilarious, rapid-fire masterclass in navigating life's absurdities with sharp wit and unapologetic confidence.
- 11
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Judith Viorst · 1972
A delightfully melodramatic and deeply validating romp through the escalating indignities of a day where absolutely nothing goes right.
- 12
Super sad true love story
Gary Shteyngart
A hilariously bleak and tenderly tragic portrait of a doomed romance set against the backdrop of a collapsing, hyper-capitalist America.
