Wise Brown: Bajou, Moon

What mothers don’t come up with to put the child to bed, and what children don’t go to so as not to fall asleep. For many, many years (more than forty!) Millions of American children have been falling asleep with the hare, the hero of the book by Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd "Bayu-Bayushki, Luna". He, just like our kids, will never agree that it's time to sleep. Moreover, there are so many interesting things around. And a balloon, and a flying cow, and three bears, and kittens, and mittens, and a doll house, and a mouse, and a bowl of milk porridge. But the moon rises higher and higher, the light goes out in the room, and the eyes begin to close by themselves - the restless hare falls asleep.
This book contains what all children need so much - a cozy world, a sense of security and the confidence that in the morning he will wake up in his room, among his favorite toys, and, of course, his mother will also be there.

Author: Margaret Wise Brown

Illustrations: Clement Hurd

Translation: Marina Boroditskaya

Pages: 32. Cardboard

Dimensions: 150x130x20 mm