Good night, goose. Good night, moose. Good night, hare. It's nighttime in the bear cave, but Copycub is not sleepy. His mother tells him a story about a sleeping goose on a lake, a snoozing moose in the shadows, and a snug hare in the grass, and Copycub's eyes start to feel heavy. . . . Will he be able to copy the other animals and fall asleep, too? Richard Edwards and Susan Winter, the team who brought us the heartwarming Copy Me, Copycub and Always Copycub, collaborate once again using gentle text and soft watercolor illustrations to bring sweet dreams to sleepyheads in this cozy bedtime story.
Richard Edwards was born in Tonbridge, Kent, and has since lived in Italy, France and Spain. He is an acclaimed writer for children and has written over 20 picture books and books of poetry for children. He divides his time between Edinburgh and Barcelona.
Najsłabsza z wszystkich części, ale warta przejrzenia z dzieckiem. Irytujące jest wykorzystanie kilku ilustracji z innych książek w serii. Ilustracji, które nie pasują do tekstu w niniejszej pozycji.