This sweet, rhyming bedtime story features majestic illustrations and a soft and squishy sparkly die-cut moon on the cover and throughout.
Night falls, and the Moon shines brightly over the Earth as the baby animals settle down and get ready for bed. A penguin chick in the snow, a baby camel in the desert, a panda cub in the bamboo forest, and more babies cuddle up with their parent for the night. Majestic illustrations depict sweet scenes of parent and child snuggling together for the night. Toddlers will love to manipulate the soft and squishy die-cut sparkly moon that appears on every spread.
Danielle McLean is a children's book editor who lives in South London, England. When she's not writing and editing children's books, she can be found in a ballet class pursuing her other childhood dream.
Vicki Gausden spent her childhood in various military camps scattered around the globe and is primarily solar-powered, most likely due to her Maltese genes. She spends most of her income funding her book habit and has a slight obsession with the 6B pencil. She’s been a vegetarian since the age of 11 and is a proud Blue Peter badge-holder. She attained a BA (with honors) and MDes in illustration from Edinburgh College of Art, and currently lives on the edge of the South Downs with two ridiculously small dogs and one very patient husband.
This sweet, rhyming bedtime story features majestic illustrations and a soft and squishy sparkly die-cut moon on the cover and throughout.
Night falls, and the Moon shines brightly over the Earth as the baby animals settle down and get ready for bed. A penguin chick in the snow, a baby camel in the desert, a panda cub in the bamboo forest, and more babies cuddle up with their parent for the night. Majestic illustrations depict sweet scenes of parent and child snuggling together for the night. Toddlers will love to manipulate the soft and squishy die-cut sparkly moon that appears on every spread.
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Danielle McLean is a children's book editor who lives in South London, England. When she's not writing and editing children's books, she can be found in a ballet class pursuing her other childhood dream.
Vicki Gausden spent her childhood in various military camps scattered around the globe and is primarily solar-powered, most likely due to her Maltese genes. She spends most of her income funding her book habit and has a slight obsession with the 6B pencil. She’s been a vegetarian since the age of 11 and is a proud Blue Peter badge-holder. She attained a BA (with honors) and MDes in illustration from Edinburgh College of Art, and currently lives on the edge of the South Downs with two ridiculously small dogs and one very patient husband.
