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Plot summary
Goodnight Moon is classic children’s literature in North America. The text is a poem, written in simple feminine rhyme, describing a bunny’s bedtime ritual of saying “goodnight”"The Runaway Bunny”.
Literary significance and reception
Goodnight Moon slowly became a bestseller. Annual sales grew from about 1,500 copies in 1953 to 20,000 in 1970; and by 1990, the total number of copies sold was more than 4 million.
Author Susan Cooper writes that the book is possibly the only “realistic tale” to gain the universal affec
