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"Every night we say the same old good night," Fox complained. Rabbit had a think. "What if we say it with different words for 'good' and 'night'?" Fox agreed to try, and he thought of something at once: "I wish you a happy new darkness!" "And I wish you a merry dusk!" said Rabbit straight back. "Soft shadows, Rabbit!" "Magnificent moonlight, Fox!" Fox and Rabbit live quite far away, in a bright little house beyond the mole hills. If they can't sleep, they count the good nights (335 in total). When they wish each other a good night, the rustling pear tree, the raspberries and the stars join in. Sometimes they swing on the lightshades. These heart-warming stories of friendship, fun and life in the country have everything it takes to become family favourites.
