The Goodnight Train Ready for School

Written by June Sobel & illustrated by Laura Huliska-Beith

Part of the The Goodnight Train Book Series

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0 - 4

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Jun 17, 2025

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Publisher Summary

All aboard the Goodnight Train in this night-before-school companion to The Goodnight Train Halloween and The Goodnight Train Easter. Features peek-a-boo die cuts on every page!The engine chugs slow and steady. Get your brand-new backpacks ready!It’s the night before the school bell rings and the Goodnight Train is pulling into the station to help young dreamers prepare. With lunchboxes packed and outfits set out, the only thing left to do is drift off to sleep.Perfect for preschool and kindergarten train enthusiasts and bedtime resisters. Read during back to school season, on first days, and throughout the school year. A sturdy board book with peek-a-boo die-cuts on every page!For more bedtime fun with the Goodnight Train look for the companion books: The Goodnight Train The Goodnight Train Rolls On! Santa and the Goodnight Train The Goodnight Train Halloween The Goodnight Train Easter The Goodnight Train Valentine

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The Creatives Behind the Book

Author

June Sobel

June Sobel is the talented author of The Goodnight Train and The Goodnight Train Rolls On, illustrated by Laura Huliska-Beith; Tow Truck Joe illustrated by Patrick Corrigan; B Is for Bulldozer: A Construction ABC, illustrated by Melissa Iwai; and Shiver Me Letters: A Pirate ABC, illustrated by Henry Cole. She lives in Westlake Village, California. www.junesobel.com.

Illustrator

Laura Huliska-Beith

Laura Huliska-Beith is an illustrator living in Kansas City, MO. with her husband and their two small dogs. Every morning she climbs the pizza-shaped stairs to her attic studio where she tries to create engaging images that help tell stories and connect with children of all ages. You can usually find one of her dogs, Sigmund, on the back of her chair while she’s working, while Charlotte, the other dog, works on her own projects in another corner of the room. When not in the studio, Laura can be found visiting schools and talking about the creative process with students, drinking coffee with her husband and good friends, or walking with Sigmund and Charlotte in the neighborhood.