Goodnight, Seahorse

It was a cute simple book and we also purchase stuff Fisher-Price Seahorse for babies where they push the button on its stomach and it plays music and has a soft light includes classical music

This is a lovely book for toddlers it's simple & it's short. The book has a 2-page spread of all the ocean animals with pictures that makes for a lovely look-and-find activity with the kiddo.

18 mo old Granddaughter loves it. Have many of the "Goodnight" books

Good book

Well illustrated with bright colors!

#TheOtherSideOfTheBridge #NetGalleyA wonderful read with tones of love, loss, and life's purpose with the backstory of the history of the Golden Gate Bridge. The book’s two characters both dealt with grief and loss, with only the bridge in common.The book was well written and brought in both characters, who were joined by a single person. Kate, a researcher, found herself looking for the author of a journal who documented the building of the Golden Gate Bridge. Patrick, having experienced a great loss, who was searching for meaning. For most of the book, it seemed like it would have a formulaic end. I was relieved the book didn’t follow the predictability of many books and sink into a bland ending.You know it is a good story when you feel in touch with the main character and his search for purpose in life. Losing everything you love makes you question life and meaning.I want to thank #netgalley for the opportunity to read and honestly review this book in advance of the publishing date.

A big thank you to NetGalley and Rowman and Littlefield for the ARC.I am voluntarily reviewing this book. This is a cute story with nice graphics. Not many kids know some of the animals which will make it fun. Parents they may ask questions!! I rated this a 3.5. I think most small kids would enjoy the pictures.

This bedtime board book follows a seahorse heading off to bed, saying good night to other ocean creatures along the way. The illustrations are vibrant and beautiful. This simple book is great for small children.I read a copy from the publisher via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.