Our Friend Moon
Lea Redmond
(Author)
Regina Shklovsky
(Illustrator)
Description
The moon is a small hello in the sky. Shining bright as it passes us by. Introduce little ones to the wonder of the natural world with Our Friend Moon, a beautiful, circle-shaped ode to the moon. Like friends and family throughout a day, a month, or a year, the moon cycles between presence and distance. Hello. Goodbye. Hello again. Even though the moon is sometimes out of sight, it always returns with its warm embrace. An appreciation for nature begins with noticing. After reading Our Friend Moon, children will love spotting the moon in the sky, pointing to it, and sharing their observation with loved ones. They can even learn the scientific terms for the moon's phases from the diagram in the back of the book!
Product Details
Price
$18.95
$17.62
Publisher
Collective Book Studio
Publish Date
November 15, 2022
Pages
20
Dimensions
8.75 X 5.55 X 1.05 inches | 0.7 pounds
Language
English
Type
Board Books
EAN/UPC
9781685550028
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About the Author
Lea Redmond reveals the extraordinary hiding in the ordinary: a saltshaker, a penny, hand gestures, clouds. Lea creates books, toys, games and small adventures that invite humans of all ages to be curious, playful, and kind. Lea works and plays in Oakland, California. You can visit her world of wonder at LeaRedmond.com. Regina Shklovsky is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Sonoma County, California. She illustrated the 2018 picture book, Fun in the Mud, which was a 2019 Moonbeam award winner and a 2018 Nautilus award winner. She is passionate about bringing stories to life with pictures and thoughtful design. Her work is rooted in traditional drawing and painting, mixed with vector graphics. She collaborates with local entrepreneurs and authors, as well as independent publishers.
Reviews
"Circling from introduction to valediction to glad reunion, it's a straightforwardly reassuring look at cycles that's just right for bedtime viewing." Publishers Weekly
