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by Michelle Robinson (Author), Nick East (Illustrator)
Another fun day of play turns to quiet goodnights at sea in this sweet and gentle bedtime book for baby and toddler that will create warm memories for all.
Follow along in this bedtime book perfect for high seas adventure-loving kids as you say "night night" to everything from parrots and spyglasses to the crow's nest as you settle in for rest. No need for a treasure map to know that bed marks the spot for enjoying this cozy pirate story.
This bedtime book is perfect for big boat fans, Titanic enthusiasts, and all treasure hunting adventurers looking to set sail off into dreamland.
Best gift book idea for:
- Boys and girls who love ocean adventures and pirates.
- Kids aged 1 - 4 years old.
- Calming rhyme perfect for bedtime relaxation routines and family read alouds.
- Fun, engaging art that's sure to make it a storytime favorite.
Goodnight parrot, Goodnight hook.
Goodnight spyglass. Goodnight book.
Goodnight mainsail and crow's-nest...
Goodnight Pirate,
time to rest.
What parents and grandparents are saying:
- Similar to Goodnight Moon, this one is sure to please the treasure seeking wee ones. It's a great bedtime book!
- What a lovely story. Simple and sweet. Describes a boy getting ready for bed by putting away all his pirate toys and paraphernalia and next thing he knows he is having one last adventure with them through his imagination before he snuggles down for bed. Perfect for any child that loves pirates. Really nice illustrations with a lot of detail and cute little hidden things for kids to find and enjoy.
- My pirate obsessed grandson LOVED this book! He has most of the pirate items mentioned, and after reading it, has told them "goodnight" just like the little boy in the story. He also loves pointing to different things on the pages as we read. I like how the stars increase and swirl around the pages as the character begins his imagination story before bed, then as the pirates resume shape as toys at the end. The pictures and colors are great, and the story keeps his interest. His six-year-old sister also likes the book. I would highly recommend.
