Noisy Night
by Mac Barnett and Brian Biggs
Kids' Book of the Week , April 10, 2017
Noisy Night
by Mac Barnett and Brian Biggs
If urban density is the new watchword of our 21st-century boomtown, perhaps we should all take a look at Barnett and Biggs's unlikely ode to apartment living. Everyone can hear what everyone else is doing in this apartment building, which sounds like a nightmare until you see what they are doing: opera singers la-laing, babies ma-maing, cheerleaders rah-rahing: everyone seems to be having a grand time, except for the old man up top trying to sleep, and things work out just fine for him too in the end. (Ages zero to 4)
by Mac Barnett and Brian Biggs
If urban density is the new watchword of our 21st-century boomtown, perhaps we should all take a look at Barnett and Biggs's unlikely ode to apartment living. Everyone can hear what everyone else is doing in this apartment building, which sounds like a nightmare until you see what they are doing: opera singers la-laing, babies ma-maing, cheerleaders rah-rahing: everyone seems to be having a grand time, except for the old man up top trying to sleep, and things work out just fine for him too in the end. (Ages zero to 4)
— Tom
Noisy Night was reviewed in Newsletter #134 on April 10, 2017. For more like this, and other bookish news, sign up for the newsletter .
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