Good Night, Noah

Noah's drawings and toys come to life as he says good night to each of them in an imaginary world before coming back to his room to say good night to his father. Onomatopoeia is used throughout for the animal sounds.
Each spread contains an animal come to life as well as a small representation (real or toy) of the next animal to be seen once the child turns the page. Small details like this throughout will have readers poring over the illustrations looking for hints and connections. Eric Walters wrote Good Night, Noah as a bedtime story for his own grandson, Noa.