Goodnight, Sleep Tight, What a Wonderful Flight is a children’s book by Louise Lintvelt.  Mrs. Lintvelt has always enjoyed reading since she was young, and her two year old daughter is a source of constant inspiration for her stories.  The story follows several different airplanes winding down ad going to to sleep.

We get to see what the different planes do during the day and they what they do at night to go to sleep.  The planes include a fire plane, a passenger plane, crop duster, air ambulance, and a jet.The story is very cute and the illustrations by Di Thai Thanh are beautiful.  The picture for fire plane Jake at night is especially cute with the teddy bear strapped to his wing.  My daughter absolutely loved the story.

Overall, the story is very cute and great for kids.  The book is available in multiple formats on Amazon. You can follow Mrs. Lintvelt at her Author Blog, on Goodreads & Google+, or through her Newsletter Sign-Up.

I received the above mentioned book for free to help facilitate my review.

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Last updated by Angela Rogers on June 17, 2014.