The best classic goodnight books for babies and toddlers "100 picture books everyone should know"
It was late at night, and the zoo keeper was very sleepy.
Didn't notice the naughty gorilla Steal the key from behind,
Not only did he open the cage and slip out,
He also opened the door for other animals!
In this way, the little mouse, the gorilla, and the elephant,
Lion, giraffe, coyote, armadillo,
The animals tiptoed back home following their caretaker!
When the caretaker's wife says "Good night, honey!"
Seven voices came from the darkness at the same time: "Good night!"
Oops, I've been discovered!
The gentle administrator's wife did not wake up the husband,
Send the animals back to the zoo one by one.
However, she didn't notice that the little gorilla followed her back...
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The administrator is like a father who is tired after a day.
After saying goodnight to my child at his bedside, I went back to my room to sleep.
The naughty child sneaked out of bed,
I followed him all the way into my parents' room.
Although the experienced mother took the child back to bed.
But the most naughty child followed back again.
I can only fall asleep peacefully by huddling together with my parents.
The award-winning classic goodnight book
★ 1994 American Library Association's Book of the Year Recommendation★ 1994 Publishers Weekly Cuffie Award★ 1994 American Children's Book Center Journal "Blue Ribbon" Award★ 1995 American "Horn Magazine" Book of the Year★ 1995 "100 Picture Books Worth Sharing" by New York Public Library
★ New York Public Library "100 Picture Books Everyone Should Know"
★ "Good Picture Books" in school libraries across Japan
★ 44 of the most important picture books of the 20th century collected in the United States★ BookStart Reading Start
About the Author
Peggy. Peggy Rathmann
Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA in 1953, he graduated from the Department of Psychology at the University of Minnesota. Peggy. Reishman studied commercial design and fine arts in Chicago, Minneapolis, and Minnesota, and children's writing in Los Angeles. It was at this time that she met American children's book writer Barbara. Portner, the two studied children's book illustrations together.
In 1991, she won the Publishers Weekly's annual Cuffie Award for her first book, Ruby the Copycat, and was named "Most Promising Newcomer." After that, Rui Shiman continued to produce new works and won numerous awards. Goodnight, Orangutan, written in 1994, has won many awards including the American Library Association's Book of the Year, the Publishers Weekly's Cuffie Award, and the American Children's Book Center's Blue Ribbon Award. This goodnight book has become her most famous masterpiece and is hailed as "the most lively bedtime story." Officer Buckle and Gloria, published in 1996, won eleven awards including the Caldecott Medal.
In addition to numerous awards, Peggy. Ruizman is also a writer full of childlike innocence. She cleverly put all the popular characters from her other works into the book "Ten Minutes to Bed". Police officers, police dogs, animal managers and naughty gorillas are all hidden in the corners of the book. Sharp-eyed readers can also find classic scenes from "Goodnight, Orangutan" in the book!