Goodnight Baseball by Michael Dahl

Goodnight Baseball Reviews

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  Luisa Knight

  A quick baseball game to read to your fan before bed.
  
  Ages: 4 - 8
  
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  Hannah Notess

  If you're reading this book for the 400,000th time I suggest mixing it up by singing the words to the tune of "The Erie Canal."
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  Rachel Nicole Wagner

  SWEET
  
  Oh my goodness :) this book is perfect for every little baseball fan. I decided to read it since its playoffs and I'm rooting four my favorite teams. I think every little boy or girl who loves baseball need to read this sweet, nostalgic book!
  
  Xo,
  Rach
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  Kris Dersch

  Frustrating to read aloud since it inexplicably changes rhyme scheme halfway through from more of a singsong rhyme to the Goodnight Moon style. But still, the pictures are awesome and it's a must have for any under 6 baseball fan.
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  Willy George

  This has been my favorite book that I have read to the boys so far. They even have parts of it memorized and read it with me.
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  Iggi

  Another in Sports Illustrated Kids' Goodnight Sports series, this one is a little easier to get into than Goodnight Football, as it requires less knowledge of the sport to understand.
  
  Age: Preschool+
  Plot: A boy and his dad attend a baseball game where the boy catches a fly ball and then says goodnight to all the things at the game as he goes home.
  Themes: baseball, sporting events, getting sleepy
  Length: medium
  Wordiness: medium then low
  Illustrations: okay
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  Ta'Neisha Kemp

  This delightful book shares everything this young lad loves about baseball. It shares plenty of sports terms and ends with him sleeping peacefully, most likely dreaming about baseball. This is the perfect bedtime book and we recommend it for children 2 to 7 years old. Read more reviews at
  www.taneishakemp.com.
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  Elizabeth Edwards

  (i don't see a kindle option available here on Goodreads, i did read a kindle one not a hardcover, so amazing!!) i love baseball ... probably my favorite sport ... fun to watch ... great sport ... prefer it over football or other sports. but 2 each his/her own. great illustrations. fun and quick to read.
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  Ryan DeMarois

  Goodnight Baseball
  
  Goodnight Baseball is a great book for people of all ages who are fans of baseball. It is a wholesome book that allows the reader to follow the perspective of a young fan who is attending the game. This book allows the reader to dive into the best moments of a baseball game and allow them to visualize what their experience could be if they were to attend a game.
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  Jeanne

  Sports but 2 yr old loves this book!
  
  He a sports nut--at 2 yrs old. Anything with a ball yet i was surprised he really loves this book. The pix are lifelike as opposed to cartoon so I thought he'd be bored. Not
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  Keith Wheeler

  A fun, light-hearted story about a boys experience at a baseball game
  
  This is A fun, light-hearted story about a boys experience at a baseball game. With a rhyming pattern that young children connect with, this is a great bedtime story for young baseball fans.
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  Heather McC

  Father and son celebrate America's favorite pastime.
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  Rosa Cline

  Very cute basic story about a little boy and jis daddy going to a ballgame at the ballpark. Explains the game of baseball in a very basic way for little fans.
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  Susan S.C.C.L.

  This book was a home run for me! A perfect rhyming bedtime story for baseball fans of any age.
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  Ethan & Isaac

  I've been to a few MLB games and I can verify that this book is pretty accurate to reality.
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  Nicole

  I know I love baseball THIS much!! A baseball moon! Awesome!
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  Emily

  Great Baseball Book
  
  I loved reading this with my two grandsons. The
  illustrations and the fast paced story. I plan to get Goodnight,Hockey next.
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  Anthony Blitch

  One of my favorite books to read to my son! I love the modern take on Goodnight Moon.
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  John Higgins

  Wow
  
  What a beautiful word painting which helps us visualize a boys experience at the ball park - amazing illustrations too :)
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  Melanie H.

  A father and son attend a baseball game. Towards the middle of the book the story takes on the rhythm of Goodnight Moon.
  
  Cute, but not essential.
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  T

  A good little book for young readers who love anything baseball.
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  Janet Boucher

  Memorable
  
  Great way to reflect on memorable moments using a familiar pattern of rhyme and rhythm for all ages. A great gift for baseball fans.