Jenny's review
Goodnight Moon, 60th Anniversary Edition
by Margaret Wise Brown, Clement Hurd
Jenny's review
Goodnight Moon, 60th Anniversary Edition by Margaret Wise Brown, Clement Hurd
Jenny's review
rating:
When my oldest son was little, he would insist that I read him the book every night before bed. The way it's written is just so soothing, so relaxing, it comforted him. It was a book I didn't mind reading him every night. I cherished those moments with him, and he remembers them now fondly and he is eleven.
The story is about a little bunny, on his way to bed. Saying good night to everything around him. The story rhymes, but it's not a tongue twister. It's just a very gentle story that lulls the kids to sleep.
My Goodnight Moon book came with a little stuffed bunny. The actual Goodnight Moon Bunny. My son would hold the bunny while he read, and then sleep with him. Oh, and sometimes, I'd use him as a puppet & let 'him' tell the story. It was a riot. I miss those times with him.
The story is about a little bunny, on his way to bed. Saying good night to everything around him. The story rhymes, but it's not a tongue twister. It's just a very gentle story that lulls the kids to sleep.
My Goodnight Moon book came with a little stuffed bunny. The actual Goodnight Moon Bunny. My son would hold the bunny while he read, and then sleep with him. Oh, and sometimes, I'd use him as a puppet & let 'him' tell the story. It was a riot. I miss those times with him.
