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Good Night San Francisco
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Easy-to-read text introduces the sights of San Francisco, through a full day of sightseeing.
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Board Book, 22 pages
Published
October 1st 2006
by Good Night Books
(first published January 1st 2006)
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If only I had the money - would just walk around all day and enjoy myself here! Nice book to read children at bedtime if you are planning a trip here!
Dec 07, 2008
Lisa Vegan
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all young children who live in San Francisco or who visit San Francisco
I really enjoyed this book. Goodnight Moon has never been a favorite of mine; I liked this book better. I live in San Francisco and have spent the majority of my life here. It’s not a scintillating story but the book managed to hit on many of the landmarks in San Francisco that I love and, given that I’m very fond of the city, now that I know this book exists, I’ll probably make it one of the books I give as new baby gifts to babies born in San Francisco. I am also interested in some of the othe
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It mentions Golden Gate Park right at the fist page but no mention of the bridge. Every San Franciscan knows they are pretty far away. Plus you leave the best for last. Great complicated words for a baby though. I'm sure the baby will say "wtf is exploratorium?!l" but it's all good :)
The book I’m reviewing is a children's book, Goodnight San Francisco, by Adam Gamble. This book goes around San Francisco and says goodnight to all the monuments of the great city. The books starts off down by the bay at fisherman’s wharf, then heads to legendary, twisty Lombard street. After that, it says hello to the cliff then stops at the Exploratorium. After that, the day is done and brings the kids to bed. Something I would critique about this book is how they don’t give details about the
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I spent all my summers growing up in beautiful San Francisco, so as I read this book to the new little one in the family it brings back so many memories of all the places, and things I've done in this truly wonderful city. I love that these books open kids up to new places:)
A hand-me-down from Annie (not sure how she kept it in such good repair through two kids).
4/2/11 Part of afternoon reading time on the sofa with Dad.
4/2/11 Part of afternoon reading time on the sofa with Dad.
Jan 28, 2011
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Great bedtime read!
A hand-me-down from Annie (not sure how she kept it in such good repair through two kids).
4/2/11 Part of afternoon reading time on the sofa with Dad.
4/2/11 Part of afternoon reading time on the sofa with Dad.
Such a great version of a classic children's bedtime story. I love San Francisco and love the use of it's landmarks in this story. Great illustrations.
My son's favorite.
A hand-me-down from Annie (not sure how she kept it in such good repair through two kids).
4/2/11 Part of afternoon reading time on the sofa with Dad.
4/2/11 Part of afternoon reading time on the sofa with Dad.
I gave this four stars last year. Oh how naive I was.
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