Books with title Goodnight Moon

Two classic stories by Margaret Wise Brown are now available in adorable new board book and cassette packages. Children can settle down to sleep with the soothing, bedtime favorite Goodnight Moon and listen to the comforting story of a mother's steadfast love for her baby bunny in The Runaway Bunny. After reading along with these sturdy board books, flip over each tape and listen to the delightful, original songs composed for these stories.

Where do we go when we go to sleep? The little boy in this story is not waiting to find out. He climbs on a carpet of light and sails into the night. It is his choice where he goes and he chooses well, visiting the lands of helping hands, smiling faces, delightful surprises, gladly giving, future greatness, and of course, the land of thanksgiving. Setting an intention before falling asleep is a good habit to teach any child. The colorful illustrations and sweet rhyming accompany this story through its adventures. Over 30 delightful illustrations.This children’s picture book is part of the wonderful collection of children’s books by Sally Huss.

A heartwarming story about a child and her Moon, filled with imagination, love and fun. “Hola, my Moon,” exclaimed the child. “Wow, you look so close!”“Hola, sweet pea,” said the Moon. “I can almost touch your nose!”“Play tonight by my Moonlight glow,into the forest and down through the meadow.Hurry and see how fast you can run,Make believe and have lots of fun.”“Good night, my Moon,” said the child playing about.“Sleep tight, sweet pea,” sang the Moon. “I'll sing to you tomorrow night.

An animal bedtime story for children ages 0-5 years.Filled with colorful, engaging pictures and simple repetitive words to encourage sight word recognition; this storybook takes the reader on a journey through the animal kingdom as they too go to bed. Parents will enjoy sharing this book with babies and toddlers, and preschool or kindergarden children will love being able to read it independently.

Where do we go when we go to sleep? The little boy in this story is not waiting to find out. He climbs on board a carpet of light and sails into the night. It is his choice where he goes and he chooses well, visiitng many lands. The first is the land of helping hands. There, he sees that sharing tasks can be fun. Next, he visits the land of smiling faces, where smiles are found all over the places. The land of delightful surprises is his next stop. What he finds is a wild array of jacks-in-the boxes doing their exercises, each tickling the other as they pop up. When he visits the land of gladly giving, he discovers the joy of giving and receiving. His next adventure takes him to the land of future greatness. Here he can contemplate the possibilities of who he can beome. And, a night's outting must include a visit to the land of thanksgiving, where everyone is grateful for everything. Setting an intention before falling asleep is a good habit to teach any child. There are many lands to explore and this story sets the imagination stirring. It is told in delightful rhyme with over 30 colorful illustrations. This book is an adventure-filled bedtime story/picture book about dreaming big, and being helpful and happy. It is for beginner readers, ages 2-8.