Saw it in the grocery store and needed it, as one who has suffered Zoom school from both the student and teacher ends.

Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss. ( )

Not a bad parody. Since I haven't read "Goodnight Moon" for a while, I don't remember it all. I'm sure this touches some children. ( )

This gentle parody of "Goodnight Moon" captures our common experience during these covid times: remote work and school, staying at home, Zooming with relatives, honoring medical workers, doing creative activities, receiving home deliveries. I have to say it more reflects the early "we're in this together" months of the pandemic, rather than the dark days we are in at the moment, of division, mistrust, defiance, fatigue, and a soaring infection rate. But it is aimed at kids and those of us still holding the line, determined to help flatten the curve so we can someday say, "Good morning world. We'll see you soon." ( )