Books with title Goodnight, Moon

A baby orangutan is sleepy, but before he shuts his eyes he must first say goodnight to each and every part of himself: from the feet that ran him around all day, to the legs that did all that jumping, to the ears that listened so intently to the big world around him. Echoing the loving goodnight rituals that will be familiar to many a parent and child, the gentle text and softly-hued illustrations are just the thing for coaxing an active toddler to sleep.

Book Thirteen in the bestselling Vampire for Hire series!In Midnight Moon, private investigator Samantha Moon returns in an all-new adventure when she's hired to look into a haunting. A female house ghost is wreaking havoc on the life of her new client―except this isn't a normal house ghost and her new client, Charlie Reed, isn't what he seems either. There's something strange going on in Charlie's house, something truly not of this world.Meanwhile, Sam's teen daughter, Tammy, is coming into her own as a mind reader―abilities that attract the devil himself. And with evil incarnate having set his sights squarely on her children, Sam enlists Allison, her psychic witch friend, to go with her where she's never gone before: a surreal pursuit between worlds.**Acclaim for the Novels of J.R. Rain**"Gripping, adventurous, and romantic―J.R. Rain's The Lost Ark is a breakneck thriller that traces the thread of history from Biblical stories to current-day headlines. Be prepared to lose sleep!"―JAMES ROLLINS, international bestselling author of Altar of Eden and The Doomsday Key"I enjoyed this immensely. The protagonist, Samantha Moon, is a female vampire with a husband and children. Those predate her condition; six years ago she was attacked by a vampire and rendered into one. Now she's trying to carry on with family and private eye business, and she's a feisty, skilled person, so is doing mostly okay. It is not a horror story; she buys animal blood to eat and doesn't generally prey on humans. But her husband has an increasing problem with her coldness―not of spirit, but of body. 'You sicken me and scare the hell out of me,' he tells her. 'And when I touch you it's all I can do to not gag.' She replies, 'Words every wife wants to hear.' I love this! What makes it special are her character and nature."―PIERS ANTHONY, New York Times bestselling author of A Spell for Chameleon and On A Pale Horse"Dark Horse is one of the best books I've read in a long time! A great classic detective story with a modern twist. Unique and interesting characters (I think I'm half in love with Jim Knighthorse now!), a great plot that kept me guessing until the end, and some of the funniest lines I've read anywhere."―GEMMA HALLIDAY, author of Deadly Cool and Play Dead"Impossible to put down. J.R. Rain's Moon Dance is a fabulous urban fantasy."―APRIL VINE, author of The Midnight Rose and Blindfolded by Lust"Moon Dance is absolutely brilliant!"―LISA TENZIN-DOLMA, author of Understanding the Planetary Myths and The Dolphin Experience"Moon Dance is a must read. If you like Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum, bounty hunter, be prepared to love J. R. Rain's Samantha Moon, vampire private investigator."―EVE PALUDAN, author of Witchy Business and Wolf Moon"I totally loved The Body Departed. As someone who communicates with those who are either earthbound or have crossed over―your descriptions and interpretations of the dialogue and circumstances could not have been written more accurately. My favorite scene is the one of Jesus stepping down from the cross and then the passionate and compassionate way it was treated as he went back to the cross. I will relive that for a long time to come. You're a wonderfully descriptive writer who paints a very creative, visionary canvass based in a paranormal pallet that only a few experience and many can enjoy."―JULIE BELMONT, author of The Path to Personal Success and Freedom and Seizing Your Success"I love Jim Knighthorse! Please write faster, Mr. Rain!"―ELAINE BABICH, author of You Never Called Me Princess and Relatively Normal"Powerful stuff!"―AIDEN JAMES, author of Cades Cove and Deadly Night

Daddy and I waved goodbye to Mommy and watched her airplane fly away into the night sky. I was very sad to see her go. Through my tears, the stars twinkled brightly. One shown down so bright it seemed to light up the sky. It was Moonie! "Moonie will be looking down on Mommy and us every night while she is away," Daddy said. Goodnight, Moonie! is the touching story of how a young boy finds comfort in his imaginary friend (or is he?) when his mother leaves on a business trip. Followed home by his friend, the young hero learns about the mysterious, bright object in the night sky that is simultaneously everywhere. Through his father's patient guidance and loving reassurance, he learns that a parent having to leave home for a few days is not so scary after all. Each page features the uniquely impressionistic art of author and illustrator Adam Otokiti, inspired by his Nigerian African heritage. The story takes place as a night time road trip from the airport to home, with father and son dialogue about the moon, travel and the strength of family against the backdrop of a starry and moon filled sky. This lovely children's picture book is suitable for early readers and youngsters of all backgrounds. It lightly touches on themes of family, love, friendship, and coping through the inquisitive mind of a young boy. The title and illustrations of night time make this title a lovely children's bedtime book as well. Adam Otokiti enjoys producing oil and acrylic paintings, as well as computer graphics. This story was inspired one day, when his wife, who frequently travels for work, had to leave and his son was especially said. There was a full moon out and a brief talk about the moon, reassuring his son that Mommy would be back soon sparked a growing love of 'Moonie' and all things space. Now, his 8 year old son (who was only 4 at the time) wants to be an astronomer and loves all things Neil Degrasse Tyson. Adam's son helped to bring the story to life, and he looks forward to writing more stories with both of his sons.

*Holiday Gifts that Give Back! Orders Feed & Care for Rescued Animals* The Good Night Moon Game is based on the well-loved children's classic by Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd. For fifty years, Goodnight Moon has been every family's favorite bedtime story. The Goodnight Moon Game is the perfect first game for every child - no reading required. Beginning players match identical pictures. Memory versions included for advanced players. The Goodnight Moon Game promotes visual, matching and manual dexterity skills. 6 ways to play! Ages 2 & up, 1-4 Players.

As a grandmother (Nana) to a very bright, very observant six-year-old grandson, I have been awarded the privilege of seeing life again through the eyes of a child. When he was a bit younger, I asked him, Wheres the moon, Jasper? He would point to the night sky and say, There it is, thus inspiring me to write this short poetic, imaginative bedtime story of what the moon might do after being up all night. Needless to say, he was my attentive critic as I read it to him the first time. I was pleased it met his approval, and I hope it will meet yours too.

A beautiful book for bedtime from the co-creator of Teletubbies and creator of In the Night Garden . . . Inspired by tales of toys that come to life when no one is looking, this charming new series tells the comical story of the special friendships between the endearing characters in Moon and Me. Meet Moon Baby, who plays magical music on his kalimba to wake up the other toy friends, ready for a magical adventure. Parents and children will love this introduction to the toys in Moon and Me - the brand-new pre-school series for CBeebies that's already a hit for families with young children.

This bilingual edition is part of the Hmong Translation Initiative coordinated by Motheread.Fatheread – MN, a curriculum-based family literacy program of the Minnesota Humanities Commission (MHC). The purpose of this project is to help Hmong families develop literacy skills in their first language as well as in English. Because of the Moob Ntsuab (Green Mong) and Hmoob Dawb (White Hmong) dialects are different, the translation committee has translated the English text into both. The Hmong text is featured next to the English, and the book’s original artwork is maintained.