Book Review Of Good Night By Nylah

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Today, Nylah was sitting on the couch and holding a book. She opens the book and says, “1,2,3.” After, she turns the page and she says, “good night.” She gets off the couch and runs to the baby chair. She sits on the baby chair and pretends that she is sleeping, by closing her eyes. Also, while she is sitting on the baby chair she says, “I am tired.” Nylah says, “I am sleep,” and she covers herself with the blanket. After, she gets of the baby chair; she walks to the table that has dinosaurs, and she says, “dinosaur.” While she is holding the dinosaur she says “rawr” she has a big smile , and she says “it is a new day.” After, she walks back to the baby chare, and she sits on the chair, and says “good night, good night , good night.”

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