Margaret Wise Brown - I Like Stars
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For Anne, my very dear friend
who is our brightest and most
spirited star
J.P.
Margaret Wise Brown liked stars.
As a girl she liked to sleep on the upstairs porch in the summer with her sister and their cat named Ole King Cole. From her bed she could look out over the trees at the stars.
Could it be that on one of those warm summer nights Margaret was thinking about a star that is shining right straight in your eye?
Gazing up at the stars and moon put Margaret in a dreamy mood. What a mystery it all was!
Years later, as a grown-up, she still enjoyed looking up at the night skyand letting her mind wander.
One night she fell asleep at her window. The next morning she awoke and wrote down the words in her head: Goodnight moon goodnight stars Those words became her best-known book,
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