The Good Night Garage

The perfect bedtime book for little ones who love big machines — this charming rhyming picture book makes winding down feel like an adventure!

In The Good Night Garage, seven mighty machines spring to life as the city goes to sleep, each one heading out to tackle the important night jobs that keep everything running smoothly by morning. Written in irresistible rhyme by Tori Kosara and brought to vivid life by illustrator Meg Hunt, this is a celebration of the everyday heroes — and the vehicles that help them — who work while the rest of us dream. Perfect for vehicle-obsessed toddlers and young children who need just a little more magic before lights out.

• Rhyme-Powered Bedtime Routine: The lyrical, rhyming text creates a soothing, rhythmic read-aloud experience that naturally eases little ones towards sleep.
• Big Machines, Big Curiosity: Seven different vehicles take centre stage, making this an ideal pick for young fans of trucks, diggers, and everything that goes bump in the night — in the best possible way.
• A Celebration of Unsung Heroes: Gently introduces children to the idea of night workers and non-traditional working patterns, sparking conversations about the people and machines that look after our cities.
• Stunning Illustration: Meg Hunt's bold, playful artwork — rich in colour, character, and texture — creates a world children will want to return to again and again.

About the Author

Tori Kosara is a children's book author and editor originally from New York. She has written more than 40 books for a variety of age ranges, covering topics across fiction and non-fiction. Tori earned a master's degree in Children's Literature from Roehampton University, and now lives in East London with her husband, two vehicle-obsessed sons, and a story-time-loving Labrador named Biscuit. You can find out more about her work at torikosara.com.

Meg Hunt is an illustrator and maker of things who floats between the city, the forest, and the sea. Their work focuses on character and playfulness, weaving line, colour, shape, and texture together to create larger-than-life worlds for readers to spend time in. Meg's illustration draws inspiration from printmaking, old books, travel, and the natural world.

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