Genre: Fantasy
Age: Primary
Review:
This book takes place at night with everyone saying goodnight. There are a few pages where a kitten asks for someone to play with it. The mother comes on the last page and tells the kitten goodnight.
This book is fantasy because there is a talking cat in the book. there are only three places in the book where the cat talks like a human, the rest of the goodnights are mad by actual humans. But one of the facts of a fantasy book is that as long as it meets one category it is a fantasy book. In the case of this book, it meets the talking animal category.
Use:
1) Talk to kids about what is appropriate to say at certain times of the day, such as good morning/afternoon/night.
2) Who do the kids say goodnight too? Do they say it to their pets?
Illustration: Combo of lithographic, crayon, black pencil, pen and ink, yellow prepared on acetate ( )

Summary - A book about a city and its people saying goodnight.
Critique - This book is a good example of realistic fiction because the characters say goodnight just like many people do.
Genre - Realistic Fiction
Media - Lithographic crayon, black pencil, and pen and ink; an overlay for the yellow was prepared on acetate.
Theme - is how different people say goodnight. ( )

Age appropriateness: Primary. This book falls in the nighttime when a community is about to fall asleep. It shows a variety of people, including a few families, as well as policemen and firefighter. In the end, everyone falls asleep. ( )

Night settles over a town and all its people going about their nighttime activities.