Best Bedtime Children's Story Book Recommendations

    

1. Goodnight Gorilla Children's Story Book by Peggy Rathman

     

1.1. Reasons for Recommendation of Children's Story Book

     

The Children's Story Book doesn't have much text, but it is humorous and warm to read, and the pictures shine with a jewel-like cartoon color. The entire Children's Story Book is like a painting drawn by the author with thick night and colorful phosphors. Dream.

   

      

1.2. Introduction to Children's Story Book

    

In the dead of night, the zoo keeper went to say good night to the animals. The mischievous gorilla took a bunch of keys hanging behind him, slipped out of the cage, and secretly released an elephant, a lion, a giraffe... And just like that, the animals quietly followed the caretaker back home ..."Good Night, Gorilla" Children's Story Book has not many words, but it is humorous and warm to read, and the pictures shine with a jewel-like cartoon color. A dream drawn by colorful phosphors. The lively, playful and lifelike animal images make people laugh; and a series of carefully designed and childlike details such as balloons, little mice, and big bananas can make children immediately integrate into it. After reading this hilarious and fun bedtime Children's Story Book, adults and kids are sure to laugh together!

    

    

1.3. About the Author of Children's Story Book

    

Peggy Ratman was born in Minnesota, USA in 1953. She graduated from the University of Minnesota with a bachelor's degree in psychology, and later studied fine arts and writing for Children's Story Book. In 1991, Ratman was named a "Rookie of the Year" for "Ruby the Copycat" Children's Story Book and won the Publishers Weekly Cuffie Award of the Year. Published in 1996, Police Officer Buckle and Police Dog Gloria won eleven awards, including the Caldecott Gold Award. As one of Ratman's representative works, "Good Night, Gorilla" Children's Story Book has also won the American Library Association's annual Children's Story Book, the American "Publishers Weekly" Cuffie Award, and the American Children's Story Book Center Journal "Blue Ribbon" Awards and many other awards.

  

    

2. Children's Story Book, "Runaway Rabbit",

     

Children's Story Book by Margaret Wise Brown,

Illustration for Children's Story Book: Clement Heard

   

2.1. Reasons for Recommendation of Children's Story Book

    

"The Runaway Rabbit" Children's Story Book is the most successful representative of the confrontation between adults and children. Children need to be guaranteed by adults when they go out to explore. The main axis of this Children's Story Book describes the process of leaving home, returning home, and finding an adult to recharge.

   

    

2.2. Introduction to Children's Story Book

    

In Children's Story Book, the little rabbit imaginatively expresses its need for independence by playing hide-and-seek escape language game, and the mother who insists on loving it and finding it tirelessly provides the little rabbit with a deep sense of satisfaction. Between the first arrest and the escape, the child displayed the naughty "you can't catch me", and the mother also showed the wit of "where are you going". In the book, you can see that the little rabbit suddenly turned into a small fish, suddenly turned into a big rock on the mountain, and soon turned into a small flower, a bird, a small sailboat, a trapeze... . Come to challenge his mother's love for him, and his mother is like his longing for every time he goes up the mountain and down to the sea.

   

     

2.3. About the Author of Children's Story Book

    

Establishing the Classic Value of Children's Literature - Margaret Wise Brown Margaret Wise Brown (1910-1952) A pioneering figure in the American Children's Story Book world, one of the representatives of the "Golden Age", the genius Children's Story Book writer, four-time Caldecott Award winner. Few writers are as in tune with children's concerns and emotions as Margaret Wise Brown. Margaret graduated from Hollins College in Virginia in 1932, and later joined the Bank Street Institute of Education, which was carrying out advanced educational reform experiments in the United States. During this period, she linked her literary aspirations to child development and early childhood. The study of education is combined. Margaret's extraordinary ability to see the world through the eyes of a child is unparalleled. In her short life, she wrote hundreds of Children's Story Books, most notably Good Night, Moon Children's Story Book and Runaway Rabbit Children's Story Book. Year after year, her numerous classic Children's Story Books have been enjoyed by countless young readers and listeners.

   

     

3. Goodnight, Bear, Children's Story Book, Patsy Skerry; illustration: Richard Skerry

    

3.1. Reasons for Recommendation of Children's Story Book

     

This Children's Story Book is one of the "Little Golden Children's Books".

   

    

3.2. Introduction to Children's Story Book

     

Every night when it's time to go to bed, when you see the energetic, sleepless little guy, do you patiently and lovingly wrestle with the child, or rudely yell "Go to bed, it's so annoying! "What? The Daddy Bear in Children's Story Book is so worth learning. If I were the little bear, I would definitely give Daddy Bear a 100!

    

     

3.3. About the Author of Children's Story Book

    

Richard Skerry, born in Boston in 1919, is the best-selling author of Children's Story Book in America. He has created more than 300 Children's Story Books in his life, and sold more than 300 million copies worldwide. He is a humorous master of Children's Story Books in the world. His "Golden Children's Book" Children's Story Book series has been popular all over the world for more than 40 years and has accompanied the growth of generations. Simulating human behavior with kind and lovely animal images and revealing the secrets of daily life to children is the biggest feature of Skerrey's children's books. The rich amount of information in Children's Story Book, the well-designed tiny details, as well as the playfulness and unrestrained imagination in the story, will guide children to observe and read Children's Story Book for a long time, and cultivate their observation and imagination. Skerry's children's books are very helpful for young children to learn language, understand the natural world and social life, and are very suitable for parents and children to read Children's Story Book. In 1976, Skerry received the Edgar Allan Poe Special Award. Patsy Skerry, Richard Skerry's wife, co-authored many "Golden Children's Books" Children's Story Book with her husband, under the dazzling aura of her husband, many people ignore her name, but The Children's Story Book she wrote inspired everyone.