Moon Girl

By (author) Docherty, Thomas
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Leila loves bright colours but finds the shadows a little scary. That''s until she meets Moon Girl, whose paint pot full of moonlight brings the night time world to life.
Description:
Leila loves bright colours but finds the shadows a little scary. That''s until she meets Moon Girl. Together they go on a night-time adventure, painting moonlight in the darkness and discovering the world after the sun sets. Thomas Docherty''s stunning illustrations light up the night and turn it into a thing of beauty, curiosity, and wonder. From the author and illustrator of the critically acclaimed Into the Wild.
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"This book is a great support for any child who may be fearful of the dark, and for any child who enjoys seeing a character go on a big adventure of discovery"
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"beautifully conveying the journey of overcoming fears through friendship and a new perspective... a must-read for any child who has ever been afraid of the night!"
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"A delightful tale about friendship, magic and moonshine for readers who are afraid of the dark."
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"In this creative celebration of the night world, Docherty takes an imaginative approach and offers a reassuring exploration of life after dark, making it perfect for children who are afraid of the night."
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"Young listeners will delight in the inviting, magical atmosphere created in the beautiful illustrations of a tale that is a must for those who have their own fears of the night."
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"A beautifully illustrated book shows the joy of the night, with the story showing Leila''s journey to being less afraid and learning how wonderful the night can be"
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"...[a] story about overcoming our fears and the illustrations are lovely"
Promotional headline:
Sometimes Leila is a little bit scared of the dark. Then she meets Moon Girl.
Version history:
A creative celebration of the night-time world from the author and illustrator of Into the Wild. Taking an imaginative approach, this title offers a reassuring exploration of the night-perfect for children who are afraid of the dark. The wonderfully illuminated night-time scenes have a wealth of detail to hold young readers'' attention.