My World

Love Goodnight Moon and so does my toddler so got this one to try out. Kiddo absolutely loves it. Easy to follow along, picture format similar to goodnight moon. Able to read as a simple book or use for more educational purpose (ie naming objects/ possessive pronouns/etc).

Although kind of creepy for a child, keep in mind it was David’s Lynch favorite.

I can't explain why my 2-year-old loves this book so much, but he does. We've borrowed it from the library so many times over the last year we finally just got him his own copy for Christmas. When we have it from the library, it's the only thing he wants to read. When we have to give it back, he talks about it and repeats snippets to himself from memory.I thought it was an odd book at first -- so different from what I was expecting, I suppose -- but I have come to enjoy it very much myself. Another reviewer said it grows on you and I agree with that. It is a gentle, calm world, full of the kind of observations a child would make, expressed in the way a child would express them. It has also generated a lot of fruitful bedtime conversations with my son -- about family relationships, about the rhythms of the day, about "the way things used to be."I'm happy to be adding this to our permanent collection and I know my son will be, too.

My toddler loves Goodnight Moon, so we got this book. It’s just as cute, but a little more random. I like having the other characters though and my daughter likes it.

I read Goodnight Moon with my grandson quite often. He noticed the other books "advertised" on the back, so we bought it. At first, in my opinion, It was not as good as GoodNight Moon, not as rhythmical but my grandson loves it. So I love it now!

This is kind of underwhelming. My kids love Goodnight Moon, but they're totally indifferent about this one.

Bought it for my daughter to accompany the runaway bunny book. The book was bought used and wasn’t in the most quality of shape but acceptable. It’s a cute book.

The best little book. A classic. This is the board book version. I would read this to my first son when he was young and now my 5 year old son loves it just as much. He had me read it to him every night. Now he’s reading it to me. We also had a special thing we did while reading it at bedtime. With each page, my son would have to find the little hiding mouse. So fun. What a wonderful tradition.