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June Moon by Lynn Becker

A Board Book
Imprint: Familius LLC

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9781641709996
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Description

Author Lynn Becker and illustrator Nate Carvalho's board book June Moon is a whimsical bedtime story that sparks imagination and laughter as the moon mirrors a child's playful actions, becoming a cherished favorite for young readers year-round and a perfect bonding experience for parents and children before sleep.

Rising moon
Shining moon,
Magic as a June moon.

A story of seasides and summertimes, in June Moon, the rising and setting of the moon mirrors a child's imaginative play and bedtime routine, all bathed in the natural magic of an evening in June.

With gorgeous illustrations and seamless transitions between reality and the fantasy of a child's view of the night sky, readers of all ages will reach for this lilting bedtime poem again and again.

About the Author
Lynn Becker grew up in New York, spent many years in the Southern California desert, and now lives in Colorado. She's a children's book reviewer with Shelf Awareness, and also the author of Monsters in the Briny, a picture book illustrated by Scott Brundage.


Book Information
ISBN 9781641709996
Author Lynn Becker
Page Count 20
Imprint Familius LLC
Publisher Familius LLC
Dimensions(mm) 178mm * 178mm * 18mm

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Subtitle:
A Board Book
Imprint:
Familius LLC


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