“Night Night, Farm” by Amy Parker
and illustrated by Virginia Allyn is a medium-sized, puffy-covered board book
for ages infant to toddler.
The story is about farm animals getting ready for and going
to bed – the piggies have to bathe,
the calf gets a lullaby, a little foal (especially cute in
green jammies) falls asleep at his daddy’s
feet after a long day of play, and little lambs count sheep.
At the end of the story the narrator
reminds the reader that God created all of the animals – and
him too!
All of the pages are completely
illustrated and are full of vibrant colors. The pictures are engaging – there is
lots for parents to point out to their children. On each page (except one . . .
you’ll see why when you read the book) there are two little mice who also seem
to be watching the story. The surprise that the mice give at the end would be
exciting for children.
I recommend this book to others.
The
publisher has provided me with a complimentary copy of this book through
BookSneeze®. I was not required to write a positive review.
YAY! Thanks for the review! Glad you love the mice surprise at the end. ;) Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteYAY! Thanks for the review! Glad you love the mice surprise at the end. ;) Enjoy!
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