Here is the English translation of the provided text: Nursery Rhyme Meets Neon: An Urban Fairy Tale in "Good Morning, Good Night" Setting aside the stirring melodies of Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda uses a tender children's book to tell us: poetry belongs not only to historical heroes but also to every small dawn and dusk. Opening its pages, you won’t find traditional lullabies like "Ten Little Ducks," but scenes familiar to city-raised children: buses like arks carrying moonlight, subways gliding like underground serpents, building blocks on windowsills like future skyscrapers. The author weaves the city's breath and heartbeat into rhythmic language, paired with Jon Pesceiano’s hazy, warm illustrations—where flickering signs become fairy-tale starlight, and citysilhouettes transform into gentle cradles.This is truly a gift meant for daily sharing. When parents recite its lyrical verses in soft voices, ordinary mornings and evenings become magical, rhythmic moments. Within this soothing cadence, children unconsciously curl around their dreams and slip into sweet slumber.As the verses flow, the city's harsh edges melt into the rhythm of their quiet breaths. Miranda shows us that even within concrete jungles, we can still rediscover the comfort of a rocking cradle.