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by Ann Whitford Paul This is a perfect bedtime read aloud book. As Snail travels from friend to friend wishing each of them a good night, he realizes that some of his friends, like Bunny and Mouse, have already gone to sleep. Is it because Snail is too slow, or is it because some creatures sleep during the day and some at night? Will Snail be able to wish all of his friends a good night before morning comes? Children will delight in the predictability of Snail’s journey through the night. This book is sure to become a favorite "read it again" book for parents and their children. Rosanne Litzinger’s colorful and soft two-page spread illustrations are perfect for shared reading and Ann Whitford Paul’s text is a welcome way to begin a good night tradition for the youngest readers. |
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Snail’s Good Night