GOODNIGHT, WEST TEXAS
There are so many lovely things about West Texas-how could we possibly say "goodnight" to them all?
The sun is setting, and West Texas needs to go to bed—and so do we!—but first, let's say "Goodnight" to some of the places and things that make West Texas special.
Featuring gorgeous illustrations on each page, Goodnight, West Texas gives us all a chance to visit some of the most beautiful, interesting, and charming things one can find only in West Texas-things we may even visit again in our dreams.
ADVANCE PRAISE
“Goodnight, West Texas is a book I cannot wait to read to my little cowgirl — all the familiar places, animals, sights, and lifestyle we love are beautifully illustrated across its pages. It will be a bedtime staple.”
JENNA PAULETTE | Native Texan; Country Music Singer-Songwriter
“Bold illustrations and a delightful poem help readers cross the vast terrain of West Texas. Young readers will enjoy saying ‘goodnight’ to many cherished Texas landmarks, and will want to visit them, too!
MARY BROOKE CASAD | Author of the Bluebonnet Armadillo Adventure Series
“Yeehaw! Goodnight, West Texas is a rodeo of a tribute, sure to become a Lone Star State classic.”
VIOLET LEMAY | Author of Alithia Ramirez Was an Artist; Winner of the Reading the West Book Award-Picture Book Category
“Goodnight, West Texas is a charming read with beautiful illustrations to explore and then dream about all of the unique places that make West Texas so very special — something for all families to enjoy!”
WHITNEY STRAUSS | Author of Sweet Child Born in Texas
“This book appeals to kids and adults alike who are connected with the unique culture and landscape of West Texas! Even the dust devils get a shout-out in this fun tribute to a special place.”
MISHA MAYERNICK BLAISE | Author-Illustrator of This is Texas, Y’all
“Goodnight, West Texas is a charming romp through some of my favorite places, including Perini Ranch (yum), M.L. Leddy’s, Friday Night Lights, and the Marfa Lights. It’s a fun read (with fantastic illustrations) for kids and a visit to the best of West Texas for adults.”