Margaret Wise Brown

All day and night the traffic signal blinks its messages of stop and go.

Before going to sleep, a little rabbit says goodnight to many different things.

Peter wants a pet, which is a perfect little pig. He doesn't want a good little pig, nor a bad little pig. He wants a good little bad little pig. His mom writes a farmer a letter ... Does Peter get his pig?

On a trip to the country, a little dog named Muffin encounters all kinds of new and puzzling sounds.

As the sun rises, birds, horses, rabbits, flowers, bugs, and finally children get up to start their day.

Doctor Squash has always taken care of the sick and injured dolls, until, one day, when Doctor Squash himself gets sick, all the dolls get together to help him get well.

Puts a Yiddish spin on Margaret Wise Brown's Goodnight moon, as three bubbies and their hubbies say their goodnights to their grandchildren and a room full of latkes, gelt, and chotchkes.

"A fluffy tale of little bunnies, exploring the small things that share their big world." -- Cover p.4.