Goodnight, Broom: A Spine-Tingling Spoof
  • Published: 14 October 2025
  • ISBN: 9780593753644
  • Imprint: Grossett
  • Format: Board Book
  • Pages: 20
  • RRP: $21.00

Goodnight, Broom: A Spine-Tingling Spoof

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14 Oct 2025
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22 Jul 2025
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This board book parody features a young witch as she prepares to hang up her broom for the night—perfect for Halloween!

This board book parody features a young witch as she prepares to hang up her broom for the night—perfect for Halloween!

In the wee witch’s room, there was a magic wand, a pointy hat, a busy broom, and a frog leaping over the moon.

It’s time for bed, but the little witch’s room is still awake with magic. Join her in saying goodnight to all the frightfully fun items around her.

Little ones will adore this festive spin on a familiar bedtime tale.
  • Published: 14 October 2025
  • ISBN: 9780593753644
  • Imprint: Grossett
  • Format: Board Book
  • Pages: 20
  • RRP: $21.00
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About the author

Deb Adamson

Deb Adamson (she/her) grew up exploring the Massachusetts shoreline and now lives along the Connecticut coastline. She writes books with heart, humor, and to encourage curiosity. She was a former broadcast news journalist, freelance essayist, and syndicated columnist for Gatehouse News Service. She was also a public relations director and spokesperson for a major US aquarium. She is currently a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.

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Praise for Goodnight, Broom: A Spine-Tingling Spoof


Praise for GOODNIGHT, BROOM!

"The rhyme, rhythm, and onomatopoeia give a clear flow and movement to the wee witch’s nighttime ritual. A clever retelling of a classic that has a place in all libraries."—School Library Journal
"Goodnight Moon takes on a haunted hue in Adamson’s board book send-up, which successfully echoes the source text’s rhythmic intonation for an amusingly spell-binding effect."—Publishers Weekly