Review: Goodnight Love - Sumi Loundon Kim

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Review: Goodnight Love - Sumi Loundon Kim - February 2023

It has been a while since I read some picture books and today, I was stuck for books as the past two days, everything I tried was just not grabbing me - they were boring me. I knew that a cute picture book would do it. Goodnight Love was a very cute book about meditation named Metta which focuses on aspects of kindness and thanking everything around them. The book starts with a cute sloth who is getting ready to go to bed, but before he could go to bed, he decides to go through his practice of metta.  Goodnight Love is the perfect picture book for children aged 3-6 years old and helps children learn to appreciate everything around them and take a breath and acknowledge the beauty around them from the mountains to the jungle floors and most of all love from family and friends. The other thing that was great about Goodnight Love is the book follows repetition with the metta mantra that helps children to think positively every day.  Goodnight Love is also beautifully illustrated by Laura Watkins and is a book that all parents should have in their children's book collection.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3m4d7Er






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