Nancy Tafuri's "What the Sun Sees/What the Moon Sees" is a delightful concept book that invites young readers to observe the world around them. The book cleverly contrasts the daytime and nighttime environments, showcasing different animals and landscapes through simple, engaging illustrations. Its unique 'upside-down' format allows the story to be read from both ends, meeting in the middle, which adds an interactive element for children. The emotional arc is gentle and wondrous, fostering a sense of curiosity and appreciation for nature's rhythms. This book is ideal for preschoolers and early elementary children who are beginning to understand the concepts of day and night, and how different creatures inhabit these distinct periods. Parents will find it a perfect bedtime story, encouraging conversation about what their child observes and experiences. It stands out for its clear, direct comparison and the engaging physical format.