9.07.2010
First Review
MOON CHILD
By Nadia Krilanovich; Illustrated by Elizabeth Sayles
Tricycle Press | Random House
"This charming bedtime lullaby gives readers a new way of looking at the moon as they follow a raccoon, an owl and an otter in their nighttime rambles ... Sayles’s pastel-and-acrylic illustrations beautifully capture the sense of wonder the young animals have for the luminous full moon. Her night is a place of magic where water holds stars and anything is possible. Krilanovich’s striking debut will have youngsters peering out the window to see if the moon is in fact watching over them...and very likely reaching out to give it a hug." (Picture book. 2-6)
--Kirkus Review
September 15, 2010
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and is registered with the Library of Congress.
Any unauthorized usage including downloads, etc. is punishable by law.
Ask first if you would like to use something.
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2 comments:
Congrats on the new book, Liz! Can't wait to see it.
Yes, congratulations! Very, very beautiful!
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