nightbook

noun
UK /ˈnaɪt.bʊk/
US /ˈnaɪt.bʊk/

A book that you read at night before going to sleep.

She opened her nightbook and read a story under the covers.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A notebook used to write down thoughts or dreams during the night.

He kept a nightbook beside his bed to record his dreams.

3. A book designed to be read in the dark, often with glow-in-the-dark pages.

The children loved the nightbook that glowed softly in the dark.

4. A record or log of nighttime events, such as a night watchman's journal.

The guard wrote each hour's check in his nightbook.