This is the third in a series. I'm enjoying these cute rhyming children's books. The animal illustrations are cute and the poetry is fun. Like the previous two, this was a nice book to read before bed.

This book was different than the others in that most of the illustrations were single baby animals (vs a baby or babies with their mom, as in the previous two books). I liked that it allowed the animals to be bigger and they were really cute.

Children, people who read books to children, people who like something super simple and light to read before bed. People who like cute animal illustrations.

The cute baby animals and the true rhyming poetry. Some of the poems were really nice good night wishes.

The first one displayed fine and the pictures and poems matched up well for me. This one and the previous one in the series didn't so the animal picture clashed with the poem, which took away from the experience. I don't know, though, if this is just because of how it is displayed on my computer or if it's that way for everyone.

There were some true rhymes and I liked those best. The silver lining is that I've learned that I prefer true rhymes (vs near rhymes) for children's books.

Go to sleep as is intended.

All the cuteness. It was a cozy, cute, sweet read.

I enjoyed it.

If having the poems and pictures not line up would drive you crazy, you might want to skip this one... though really, I am not sure if it's this way for everyone or just for me.

This book is currently part of the kindle unlimited program, so you can borrow it for free. It is also for sale at this moment for 99cents. I didn't buy it because of the pages not matching up but I would have if they did.

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