Goodnight Grandchild is a warm, gently rhyming bedtime story celebrating the moments grandparents and grandchildren never want to forget. From playing and sharing stories to cozy cuddles and quiet goodnights, every page turns ordinary time together into a loving memory.
Written for little listeners ages 1–4, this comforting board book brings a calm, reassuring rhythm to the end of the day. Its affectionate message gives grandparents a natural way to express love, while its colorful illustrations and familiar goodnight pattern invite children to settle in, listen, notice, and share.
Perfect for bedtime at home, visits with grandparents, or a special sleepover, Goodnight Grandchild combines the soothing appeal of a rhyming read-aloud with the emotional meaning of a keepsake gift.
WHY FAMILIES WILL TREASURE THIS BOOK
Early readers have responded especially warmly to the story's gentle cadence, emotional tenderness, inviting illustrations, and celebration of everyday family connection. Children receive a soothing goodnight story; grandparents receive the words for a message they will always want their grandchild to know.
Michelle Robinson’s many award winning picture books are popular in homes, schools, and libraries all over the world. Michelle is either busy writing, performing at literature festivals, delivering school visits, or being mum. Her YouTube channel, Michelle Robinson - Children’s Author, is full of ideas to encourage young children to read, write, and have fun! You can also download free teacher’s notes and activity sheets at: michellerobinson.co.uk.
Nick East is the co-creator of the bestselling Toto the Ninja Cat series—currently being adapted for stage and screen—as well as the long-running and much-loved Goodnight books for Puffin. He writes and illustrates his own fiction for young readers, including the Agent Weasel animal superspy books and the new Squirrel Shady series, due for publication in 2026.Alongside this, Nick continues to develop stories across children’s fiction and picture books, with playful humor and a character-led approach.Previously, Nick worked as a museum and exhibition designer, and now lives near York with his wife, two children, and their dog, Herbie.