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I started this one before the total eclipse in April of this year. I lost interest after that and just picked it up. It was definitely interesting, especially the history of how eclipses were used to help map the size and shape of the world centuries ago. It's my own fault for losing interest after seeing the eclipse. Definitely recommend if you'd like to learn more about eclipses.

“Goodnight room. Goodnight moon. Goodnight cow jumping over the moon.“

In Goodnight Moon, a little bunny says goodnight to the familiar objects in his room, from the moon to the quiet old lady whispering “hush.“ With soothing rhythm and gentle illustrations, this beloved bedtime classic creates a peaceful atmosphere, making it the perfect story to help children wind down and settle in for a restful night.

Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown is a timeless children's classic that offers a calming bedtime experience. Through simple, repetitive text and soothing illustrations, it portrays a bunny saying goodnight to objects in its room, fostering a sense of security and comfort. The book‘s gentle tone promotes peace, rest, and the comforting routine of bedtime.

“Ouch! Asteroids and comets often hit this planet.”

This isn‘t a book that I would use in my classroom just because it felt very young. It would be better suited for beginning readers such as maybe preschool or kindergarten.

It could be really fun for children to learn about planets in the solar system however this book I feel as though the illustrations could‘ve been more realistic to what the planets actually look like.