The Little Girl Who Wanted To Take The Moon Home
Xulon Press juvenile fiction encourages a child's thinking through the power of imagination.
Adorable Children's Story About A Little Girl's Fascination With The Moon
Xulon Press juvenile fiction encourages a child's thinking through the power of imagination.
2021-12-13
Authors Allison Morancie-Davidson and Navine Johnson creatively foster the imagination of young readers in The Little Girl Who Wanted To Take The Moon Home ($14.99, paperback, 9781498441001; $5.99, e-book, 9781498441018).
Authors Morancie-Davidson and Johnson delightful story follows a little girl named Gracie as she becomes amazed with the power of the moon. Young readers will witness Gracie’s captivating pursuit to reach the moon, attempting to touch, hold, and keep the glowing night moon as her own. This cleverly written and fully illustrated story is sure to capture a young reader’s attention by teaching about the moon while instigating curiosity and imagination.
“We just love children and we want their minds to expand through thinking,” said Morancie-Davidson.
Morancie-Davidson and Johnson met at the Faith Evangelistic Ministry in New York, New York. Since meeting at the church’s young adult ministry, they’ve shared a tight friendship. After months of discussion, this talented author team collaborated to create children’s books with a faith-based background. Their other book is called, Jesus You Are More. Both Morancie-Davidson and Johnson reside in New York City.
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