#TBT Book Edition
I've been thinking of ways to spice up my blog posts and thus came about a new series! The #TBT was inspired by the throwback hashtag itself. In this series I'll revisit books that I read in the past and my thoughts on them.
So, drum roll please!
The first #TBT book is a fan favorite - Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Clement Hurd.
I think it is safe to say that this book changed many lives. The cover art and illustrations are instantly recognized and it is now a children's classic.
One of my favorite things about this book was the rabbit. I can't explain it, but seeing that little rabbit makes me feel calm. I also think that this book is what caused me to fall in love with the moon. It's like I was subtly trained to be amazed by the sight and very existence of the moon and by extension space. Is is too much of a longshot to say that this book is was encouraged me to like science? Maybe that's taking things too far...
Read on,
Saudia
So, drum roll please!
The first #TBT book is a fan favorite - Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Clement Hurd.
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| Source: Goodreads |
I think it is safe to say that this book changed many lives. The cover art and illustrations are instantly recognized and it is now a children's classic.
One of my favorite things about this book was the rabbit. I can't explain it, but seeing that little rabbit makes me feel calm. I also think that this book is what caused me to fall in love with the moon. It's like I was subtly trained to be amazed by the sight and very existence of the moon and by extension space. Is is too much of a longshot to say that this book is was encouraged me to like science? Maybe that's taking things too far...
Read on,
Saudia
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