Books with title Goodnight, cow

Well worth acquiring. -Kirkus Reviews"Beautiful illustrations show tints from blues to browns and reds gradually darkening into the night, inviting sleep. Bonnwit Kabrit is a lovely bicultural bedtime story for young children everywhere." -The Midwest Book ReviewIn this delightful, rhyming bedtime story, children journey across Haiti, saying goodnight to scenes the nation’s children would know from their daily lives. From the calico cat to the pink flowers of the bouganvillea to the sweet goat nestled beneath the starry sky, children will embark on an exciting bedtime journey as one by one they say, bonnwit.Words of Haitian Creole are sprinkled throughout the text to expand children’s vocabulary and introduce them to a new language. A helpful pronunciation guide at the back teaches readers how to say the words aloud.

It's time for bed, but there's a bug on the wall! Should we say hello? ...squish it? ...shake it?With a colorful, vibrant theme, inside Goodnight, Bug! you will embark on an interactive adventure perfect for curious pre-schoolers and young readers! Find something new and exciting on every page as this book encourages children to get involved and follow directions.Children and adults alike will love this magical, interactive experience where they can clap, slap, and blow to make colors change and bugs grow! Excellent as a downtime or bedtime story, readers will be delighted by this extraordinarily fun book.Perfect for toddlers, pre-schoolers, and early readersVibrant colors with an easy-to-follow interactive themeGreat for bedtime stories and fun for the whole familyThe ideal interactive book to teach about colors, following directions, and getting involvedBuy now and begin the adventure!Also available in Spanish: ¡Buenas Noches, Bicho!

In this heartwarming title from the Piggy and Bunny picture book series, the two friends explore what scares them as they prepare for their first campout together. When Bunny admits to being frightened of monsters, Piggy responds that ?even if there WAS a monster, I wouldn't scream like you!? When Bunny asks, ?What if the monster GROWLS at you?? Piggy answers, ?PWAAT! I can be loud, too!? Then, one by one, all of Bunny's questions about what to do if a monster came near are countered confidently by Piggy. Soon Bunny begins to feel differently about monsters, and says, ?I can even turn off the light and wish that monster goodnight!? To which Piggy then admits, ?NOOO!! I'm a wee bit scared of the dark.? With Bunny on the left-facing page of every spread and Piggy on the right, the two create a rhythmic back-and-forth that is soothing yet fun. What Piggy and Bunny learn together is that everyone gets frightened sometimes, and having a good friend nearby is the perfect antidote. Children will appreciate that neither of them makes fun of the other's fears, and instead they find ways to comfort and reassure each other. With soft, gentle artwork and deceptively simple text, award-winning author-illustrator Geneviève Côtè has crafted a beautiful picture book that will be a regular favorite at storytime. This would also be a perfect title to begin classroom discussions about emotions, particularly fear, and how to identify, manage and express them.