Moon Dreams
(1 reviews with an average rating of 5 out of 5)
Publisher: Templar Publishing
How do animals see the moon as it progresses through its different phases?
A fish glimpsing the new moon through rippling water might see a wriggling worm; a hungry monkey who spots the crescent moon through the branches of a tree might see a delicious, big banana; a thirsty kitten might mistake the moon's reflection for a bowl of milk. But what does the moon mean to a little boy as he gets ready for bed?
This warm illustrated picture book is an ideal bedtime read for the very young. Die-cut pages gradually reveal the growing moon as it is seen, and interpreted, by a wide range of animals.
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Naomi, 18 Mehefin 2012
A wonderfully simple and beautiful bed-time read. Just three lines of text for each animal, brief, poetic and atmospheric, like little haiku. The illustrations are gorgeous, deep and dreamy and the animals in their environment are drawn with both humour and sensitivity. The changing shape of the moon, which grows from page to page with clever use of cut-outs is magic.It's useful to show a child how the same thing, in this case the Moon, can be seen in different light, depending on who's po...