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Summary: Riveting! A Thriller!
Review: Once again Margaret Wise Brown proves herself the mistress of the macabre in this daring tale of suspense. The riveting plot concerns a child-rabbit held hostage in a mysterious room by a seemingly benign yet omnipresent 'old lady'. Is she a threat or merely a representation of the authority figure we all resent yet are powerless to battle.? Perhaps, even, God? The victim is fighting to stay awake after, it is implied, being forcibly fed 'a bowl full of mush'. Vermin running rampant and nightmarish surreal paintings of wild animals add to the atmosphere of horrifying menace. Although less complex than her other subjects (stalking in 'Runaway Bunny' and homelessness in 'A Home For A Bunny'). Ms. Brown is obviously at her zenith with this page turner. You won't want to put it down...just keep the lights on!
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Summary: Wonderfully soothing bedtime quiet book . . .
Review: At 27 I still love this book! My dad read it to me and my sister and brothers, and now I read it to my little girl. The lines stay with you, the repetition is great. A classic!
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Summary: This is an excellent Book! :)
Review: This book is good for all ages, i even read it to my 2 month old. It is even better when you have the little bear for the children to hold on to when you read them the book. It has become a everyday occuance at the Smith house, we all sit down before bed and read Good Night Moon. It is really excellent when your older kids can recite the whole book. We would recommed this book to EVERYONE, young or old.
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Summary: A great bedtime story
Review: It is a great short book for babys to fall asleep to. My brother loves the book, and so do I.
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Summary: Goodnight Moon is a MUST for any parent...
Review: This book and I met when I was a child...that's a long time ago , and now that I have 3 children of my own , ages 9 , 5 & 2 years , I made sure they each had their own copy. Hardcover is best , because it lasts...I still have my childhood hardcover copy...talk about growing up together! Although my 2 older kids have sort of "outgrown" their copies , my 2 year old loves reading hers. She wants to "read together" all the time , as she calls it , and she loves to search for the little mouse on all the colored pages! Her older brother and sister enjoyed doing that , and , yes , so did I! It's great for spending quiet time before going to sleep , or just anytime! A timeless classic!
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Summary: Say Goodnight to Goodnight Moon!!
Review: This book, while a classic, has been repackaged far too manytimes! The publisher is killing it! Not to mention the fact that theslippers included in this package have rubber soles, yet are too small for any walking toddler. PLEASE, let this classic rest.
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Summary: Great for all small kids
Review: My daughter was given this book by a cousin, and couldn't go without it. I love the black and white, and color pages. The rythmic tone is perfect for putting a child to sleep!
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Summary: A Wonderful Book, and a "Must Have" for all children.
Review: This is a wonderful book, especially in the Board book edition for small hands, so the pages won't tear. Read again and again, it helps children learn memorization and rhyming. An all time favorite.
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Summary: An absolute winner!
Review: I was a little disappointed when I received this book in the mail from Amazon, but was I ever wrong! My 19 month daughter loves it to be read to her every night and she takes great delight in telling me "Shhhh." It is one book that she never tires of.
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Summary: Excellent for newborn babys, a great baby shower gift
Review: My newborn was introduced to Goodnight Moon, since he was 4 days old. Everyother page is either in color or in black and white. I could see my newborn's pupils widen as I would flip the page from a black-and-white page to a colored page. Today, at 9 mos old, this book is his first choice to read. I would recommend getting the 'board book,' not the soft cover. My son enjoys this book so much, he likes to cuddle with it, thus slobber and chew on it!
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