Goodnight Goodnight Sleepyhead (1964)

by Ruth Krauss

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In simple rhyming text, a child says goodnight to the things around her.

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I think this book is of course a good bedtime story. The book goes on to talk about the little girl's eyes, nose, fingers, and toes. As well as the walls, floors and windows before the little girl actually is settled for bedtime. (

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lasmith7 | Oct 23, 2016 |

A sweet, simple goodnight book, in which a child says goodnight to body parts and the things in her room in rhyme. Not particularly memorable for text or illustrations, but a fine addition to the rotation of bedtime books. (

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Ruth Krauss	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Schneider, Elizabeth	Illustrator	main author	some editions	confirmed
Dyer, Jane	Illustrator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Canonical title

Original title

Eyes Nose Fingers Toes

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Eyes, Nose, Fingers, Toes

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1964

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eyes
nose fingers toes lips hair everywhere

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Goodnight Goodnight Everywhere

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First published in 1964 by Harper and Row as Eyes Nose Fingers Toes, illustrated in three colors (brown ink, green, purple watercolor) by Elizabeth Schneider; it featured a little boy saying goodnight.

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