Good Night Gorilla
Book • 1994
Good Night, Gorilla is a children's picture book that tells the story of a mischievous gorilla who unlocks his cage and follows the zookeeper as he makes his rounds, saying good night to all the animals.
Each animal quietly joins the procession, creating a silent parade through the zookeeper's house.
The book is known for its simple text, charming illustrations, and the engaging game of spotting the gorilla and other animals on each page.
The humorous contrast between the zookeeper's oblivious routine and the animals' antics makes it a delightful read for young children.
It emphasizes visual storytelling and encourages interaction, inviting children to notice details and participate in the unfolding adventure.
Good Night, Gorilla remains a beloved bedtime story, cherished for its gentle humor and comforting rhythm.
Each animal quietly joins the procession, creating a silent parade through the zookeeper's house.
The book is known for its simple text, charming illustrations, and the engaging game of spotting the gorilla and other animals on each page.
The humorous contrast between the zookeeper's oblivious routine and the animals' antics makes it a delightful read for young children.
It emphasizes visual storytelling and encourages interaction, inviting children to notice details and participate in the unfolding adventure.
Good Night, Gorilla remains a beloved bedtime story, cherished for its gentle humor and comforting rhythm.
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