Goodnight, Broom: A Spine-Tingling Spoof
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- $8.99
Publisher Description
This parody features a young witch as she prepares to hang up her broom for the night—perfect for Halloween!
In the wee witch’s room, there was a magic wand, a pointy hat, a busy broom, and a frog leaping over the moon.
It’s time for bed, but the little witch’s room is still awake with magic. Join her in saying goodnight to all the frightfully fun items around her.
Little ones will adore this festive spin on a familiar bedtime tale.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Goodnight Moon takes on a haunted hue in Adamson's board book send-up, which successfully echoes the source text's rhythmic intonation for an amusingly spell-binding effect. The work begins "in the wee witch's room," where creepy clutter lays about: "There was a magic wand/ A pointy hat/ A busy broom/ And a frog leaping over the moon." Electric hues, including ample magenta highlights, energize Pe's unlined digital renderings of a cobweb-covered bedroom in which carnivorous plants chomp at glowing flies and a cauldron burbles away. Slightly scary stimulations or no, the pigtailed protagonist achieves a familiar-feeling wind down, setting aside a spell book to say a final "Good night trick/ Good night treat,// Good night wee witches/ On every street." Characters are portrayed with various skin tones. Ages 1–3.