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Description
It is bedtime for Max the kitten, but something's wrong. When Max goes to say goodnight to Moon, it is nowhere to be found.
Quick Summary
Max the kitten's bedtime routine takes a sweet twist when he realizes the moon isn't where it should be, and what follows is a gentle, picture-driven hunt that feels both cozy and a little mysterious. Young readers who adore cats, love a bit of nighttime wonder, or are just learning to read will find the short, clear sentences and bright illustrations instantly inviting. Parents will appreciate that the story eases the common fear of the dark with a reassuring, kid-friendly resolution and offers a perfect excuse to talk about the sky before lights out. The book's simple, lyrical text makes it a great stepping stone for early readers, while the cozy art keeps even the youngest listeners engaged. If your family enjoys gentle bedtime tales like Margaret Wise Brown's Goodnight Moon, Max at Night is a natural next read.