Good Night, Gaza is a cultural storytelling project created during a moment when Palestinian oral traditions faced the risk of vanishing. Plan International collected bedtime stories directly from refugee camps and preserved them in a book that has no back cover—only two front covers, one Norwegian and one Arabic, symbolically meeting at sunrise in the middle. The Arabic text is kept in Palestinian dialect, and the visual world was created by illustrator Zarina Saidova, who drew the images while navigating displacement herself. The book became a bestseller in Norway and a bridge between communities, giving families a way to share cultural heritage across languages, while supporting children in Palestine through literacy and psychosocial programs.