Goodnight Everyone by Bruno Munari

When darkness falls, it’s time for everyone to go to sleep. And if we hide in our bed, where will the big and small animals go to hide? A book that reveals all the most unsuspected resting places for kittens, little birds, as well as moles, bats, and grasshoppers. And then... is it true that at night, no one stays awake?

Along with eight other books, Goodnight everyone is part of the historic Books of '45 series, which Bruno Munari dedicated himself to after the birth of his son Alberto. Books made of die cuts, holes and large, elegant designs that invite a game of discovery and research, leaving everyone hanging on the magic that paper can do.

This series – a timeless classic that in 2025 will celebrate its 80th anniversary since the first edition – has maintained its originality and aims to spark children’s curiosity, showing them that there is always something more inside of something, encouraging them to explore with wonder. Many of these texts were inspired by games and rituals Munari shared with his son Alberto, which he then chose to put on paper. For the joy of all children, and not just them.