Moonlight is a poem, and I could see this being a writing model for children learning about poems and writing poems themselves. Although this poem rhymes, not all poems do. That could be something expressed to children, but it could also be mentioned that having words that rhyme makes the story flow effortlessly and smoothly.
On top of that, I loved how the author described the moon sliding across the sky as if it was butter. That was golden to me, and it can be used as an example to children that they can use similes in their writing to make it more unique. ( )

The world is buttered in moonlight in this beautifully illustrated story in rhyme. ( )

This is a cute book about a little bunny waiting to see the moonlight only to go to bed too soon. The moonlight dances around in the wilderness only to find it's way back to the rabbits den, waking up Rabbit. The poem in this book is great but is really backed up with the amazing art. ( )

The story of a little bunny waiting for the moon to come out. The rabbit gets tired and goes into his burrow to sleep and just after that the breaks free of the clouds and travels through the sky. The moon casts moonbeams that seem like magic through the evening sky, landscape, and over a variety of animals. Finally the moonlight hits the sleeping bunny and awakens him. He then goes out to enjoy the moonlight.

Have you even seen the moon so bright that it casts a shadow? Rabbit is waiting for a moon like this, but there is a cloudy sky. Rabbit hops into his burrow to sleep. Will he wake in time to see the moon lighting the night? ( )