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Join Miss Dorothy on Goodnight Lighthouse for a cozy reading of Goodnight Moon, a beloved classic by Margaret Wise Brown that has been a bedtime favorite for generations. First published in 1947, this timeless story has soothed children to sleep with its gentle, rhythmic text and charming illustrations by Clement Hurd. As a little bunny says goodnight to all the familiar things in his room—from the moon and stars to his favorite toys—young readers are invited to join in the quiet, comforting ritual of saying goodnight. The story’s soothing repetition and calm pace make it an ideal choice for winding down at the end of the day. Whether it’s your first time reading or a cherished nightly tradition, Goodnight Moon continues to capture the hearts of families worldwide. Miss Dorothy’s warm, gentle voice will bring this timeless classic to life, creating the perfect bedtime atmosphere for your child to drift off to sleep.

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