Good Night Sun: Hello Mr Moon

This book aims to help parents and grandparents get their children into bed within the shortest possible time. The story begins with the sun and the moon in a slight tussle as each finds the other in its space. The writer uses night creatures such as Mother Owl to create an aura of spookiness. Grandma uses a subtle strategy to give the child an expectation that she/he is next in line to fall asleep.

Cynthia Williams lives in New York and has written her first bed-time story book. She is from the Caribbean where storytelling is a big part of the culture. She gained inspiration for the book from making up a bedtime story for her granddaughter, Cayla. She would "read' the story each night and it would do the trick - her granddaughter would be sound asleep in no time. Cynthia is a consultant to small businesses. Whenever she is not doting over her family, she would always spend much of her time advocating for social justice and encouraging others to be their best selves.