Good Night, Gorilla
Good Night, Gorilla by Peggy Rathmann, published by Putnam in 1994, is a delightful children’s book featuring 34 pages of engaging illustrations and simple text. This edition invites young readers to join a playful gorilla as he embarks on secret bedtime adventures, making it an enjoyable addition to any child’s library.
In this charming story, children will discover the gorilla’s antics as he interacts with various characters during the nighttime routine. The book emphasizes concepts related to bedtime and encourages a sense of wonder and imagination. With its appealing visuals and interactive elements, Good Night, Gorilla provides a unique reading experience that fosters early education and engagement for young audiences.
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Good Night, Gorilla won the 1994 Cuffie for “Most Likely to Succeed in Years Ahead” and has more than lived up to that prediction, becoming a modern classic that is a must in every child’s library. — This perfect package will give kids the opportunity to cuddle up with an adorable plush gorilla while they are enjoying his secret bedtime antics.
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