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Matilda and Maxwell's Good Night is a stand-alone, delightful bedtime story. The characters are funny and believable, the story charming, and the illustrations are simply wonderful. In this compelling tale, Matilda has a secret that she finally confesses to her best friend, Maxwell. She is too afraid to sleep alone in her room at night. Maxwell has a confession for her, too-he used to have the same problem! Then, thanks to "What's the Rule?" he was able to overcome his nighttime fears, and stay in his own bed all night. A companion book to Good Night, written for parents, this book is sure to become a family favorite. A GoodParentGoodChild?book. REVIEWS: "These funny, engaging characters provide a helpful way for children to learn about going to bed and feeling safe in their rooms all night. The illustrations are works of art." -Dr. Laurence E. Bouchard, Family Physician and Past President, American Osteopathic Association. "Give this to your children and grandchildren; they will love it. Beautifully illustrated, this very funny book will help children everywhere with their bedtime routine. "-Dr. Jack G. Wiggins, Past President, American Psychological Association "This book is a child and parent pleaser! It is helpful, funny and on-target. It is a pleasure to read and I highly recommend the book."-Joel K. Weltman, MD, PhD, Pediatric Allergist and Clinical Professor Emeritus, Brown University Medical School. "My kids just adore this book, and I love reading it to them. It was a big help when we started 'What's the Rule?' Now, it's just one of our favorite books." - Amy Brady, mother of 3
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Matilda & Maxwell Good Night
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