Good Night, Baboon!

By Sabrina Moyle, Eunice Moyle (Illustrator)

Part of the Hello!Lucky series

A lively baboon disrupts bedtime with a playful countdown of sleepy animals.

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22 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Join a cheeky baby baboon on a whimsical bedtime adventure as he bounces through a countdown of sleepy animals. From brushing teeth to bedtime stories, each page brings vibrant art and rhyming fun. Will the baboon finally settle down for a big hug? Discover the joy of bedtime with this delightful read-aloud journey, perfect for children and grown-ups alike.

From the publisher

Good Night, Baboon! stars one very cheeky baby baboon who’s just too jazzed to slumber as he bounces through a countdown of sleepy animals brushing their teeth, reading bedtime stories, until finally:

2 lazy llamas,

all tucked in snug.

Now look who’s ready for . . .

1 big hug!

With its vibrant art and cheerful rhyming text, plus a countdown from one to ten, the book is a joy for grown-ups and children to read aloud together.

Created by Eunice Moyle and Sabrina Moyle, the sister team behind the award-winning design studio Hello!Lucky, Good Night, Baboon! features the bright and appealing style that has made their previous children’s books bestsellers and their stationery and other products so popular across all ages.

At a glance

Format: Board Book
Pages: 22
Reading age: 1–4
Audience: Board

Themes & topics

Books about bedtime Books about mischief Books about counting and numbers Books about bedtime and dreams Books about apes and monkeys

For the grown-ups

The parent guide

What families may want to know

Every family reads differently. These are the concepts our editors noticed in this book — worth seeking out for some readers, worth knowing about for others. The list isn't exhaustive, but it's a spoiler-light head start.

Potty Humor

A baby baboon mischievously "brushes his bum" instead of his teeth. Burping occurs once.

What readers & critics say