Curious George Good Night Book (CGTV Tabbed Board Book)

Curious George Good Night Book (CGTV Tabbed Board Book) The Curious George Good Night book is a hard cover book that's perfect for really young ages. This book measures 8 X 9". It has gold shiny stars on the front cover with yellow fireflies that have a glow effect. This book has seven tabs, so your child can turn the page easily. Each tab has a picture that gives a clue to what the next page will be about. This book is written by Karen Pandell. The Good Night book talks about Georges busy day and what the little monkey needs to do to get ready for bedtime. As he is still not sleepy, he still has plenty of activities to do that will tire him out before bedtime, like picking up toys, brushing his teeth, taking a bath, bedtime story, peekaboo and having a lullaby sung to him. Finally George falls asleep into sweet dreams and gets his good night sleep. Approximately up to 40 words on some pages. Very cute book!

Perfect book for toddlers. The story is more of a poem than a book, so it reads easy with a nice rhythm. You can read it start to finish in less than 5 minutes and it basically goes through a typically bed time routine. The pages are thick and durable, perfect for my toddler to grasp and turn the pages. He loves participating in reading the story and I don't have to worry about him ripping the pages by accident. I even leave the book within reach making it the perfect book for him to "read" after we've left the room. My son also loves the illustrations. They're colorful and bright, perfect to hold the attention of a toddler or even a younger babies attention. The story even references the first episode of curious George for a nice connection to the show. I love this book and I'm thrilled that it should last through both of my young children's early bedtime routines.

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We love this book. Cute and simple. We got the board book option. It is a new favorite bedtime story.

Got this for my 2 year old daughter since she loves George and while she really likes it, I was somewhat disappointed. What I did like was the sturdy board book format and the easy to turn tabs that have a little picture of what George will do on that page. The illustrations are colorful and fun to look at. My favorite thing about it is that it sequences how George gets ready for bed, which is parallel to the activities my daughter does before bed, making it relateable to her (clean up toys, take a bath, read a bedtime story, listen to a lullaby, and go to sleep). I did like the rhyming text, but it has a choppy flow to it so the rhymes aren't smooth sounding. I also didn't like the lullaby that is supposed to be sung but is also very lengthy and the words don't flow nicely either so you really can't sing it. Lastly, I thought the peek-a-boo game between reading the bedtime story and the lullaby was oddly out of place in the bedtime sequence - I don't think too many people do that before bed and it seems like more of a daytime activity. But overall, this is a cute book and my daughter loves reading it before bed and it's great for Curious George fans.

My 3 1/2 year old loves this little monkey. When this book arrived he was caught up in a game with his sister and as he looked up his eyes began to light up. He jumped off the couch right after his eyes caught sight of this book and snatched it out of my hands immediately. He has not let it go since, it keeps his attention to the story and he loves to read the letters in the words to me as if he were reading the entire story. I highly recommend this book especially when it's time for bed or for any other reason that's fine too.

My great grandson loves matching the sounds with the pictures in story book.

My youngest son (age 3) really enjoys this book before bedtime. Like most little boys, he loves Curious George and this book is a cute, quick read. He especially likes the parts at the end of each page that ask, "Are you sleepy, yet?". The story is about george getting ready for bed, and it progresses in a nice way that is relatable for little ones. We like it alot.