Moon Child - E-book - Epub fixed layout

Name: Moon Child
Price: 4.99 EUR
Author: Sue Hardy-Dawson
ISBN: 9781444964318

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In the darkness, while you sleep, across night skies, Moon Child creeps around the galaxy of dreams, collecting magic wishing beans. Join Moon Child on... Lire la suite

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In the darkness, while you sleep, across night skies, Moon Child creeps around the galaxy of dreams, collecting magic wishing beans. Join Moon Child on a fanciful flight through sleepy skies and calm seas, to sow some magic wishing beans. Ride on the back of a dragon, fly with fairies in a magical forest, and swim with mermaids in this perfect bedtime tale for little dreamers. A soothing bedtime lullaby written by debut picture book author, Sue Hardy-Dawson, with enchanting illustrations by rising star, Carolina Rabei.

Date de parution

08/11/2023
Editeur

Hodder Children's Books
ISBN

978-1-4449-6431-8
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9781444964318
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Epub fixed layout

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Sue Hardy-Dawson is a Yorkshire poet and has been published in children's poetry anthologies. Sue is dyslexic and takes a special interest in encouraging reluctant readers and writers. Sue's debut solo poetry collection Where Zebras Go was shortlisted for the CliPPA (Centre for Literacy in Primary Poetry Award) and she was highly commended for the Manchester Writing for Children Prize. After attaining a BA in Graphic Design in Moldova, Carolina received a distinction in Children's Book Illustration from the prestigious Cambridge School of Art.
Carolina's stunning debut picture book illustrating Walter de la Mare's poem, Snow (Faber), was published to critical acclaim, nominated for the esteemed Kate Greenaway Medal, and featured on The Independent's list of '11 Best Books for 4 to 7-Year-Olds'. Carolina went on to illustrate more of de la Mare's work for Faber: The Ride-by-Nights, Summer Evening and Silver.