Moon Mail and Star Kisses
By Amanda Salisbury
Publisher: Anaiah Adventures
Published: Apr. 28, 2015
ASIN: 978-0990908586
Amazon Synopsis:
In Moon Mail and Star Kisses, a loving adult and child must
be separated for a little while. The adult promises to send greetings and
kisses through the night sky, shared no matter the distance of place or time
apart. The moon, the stars, and a person's love are bright and constant even
when they cannot be seen.
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Moon Mail and Star
Kisses would be a delightful book to give as a gift to a child who must be
separated from a parent for a while for any reason. It teaches the child that
though the two are apart, they can look up and see the same moon and the same
stars. And if they can do that, then their love can still reach each other no
matter where they are in the world, no matter how far apart.
I loved the two page spread illustrations as they depicted
the distance between the parent and the child, yet showed that the moon and the
stars were shining down on both of them. I think it will make a child feel
closer to the parent to be able to look up at the moon and tell his/her mom or
dad “I love you”, knowing the parent is doing the same.
I loved the message of this book and the simplicity with
which it is told. The pictures are vivid and lovely to look at. I think parents
and children will enjoy reading this book together. I gave it 5 stars out of 5.
Thank you to the publishers for providing this book in
exchange for a fair and honest review. A positive opinion was not required. All
thoughts are my own.
About the Author:
Amanda
Salisbury is author of The Founding of Josiah Turn. She is also the
author-illustrator of Moon Mail and Star Kisses, to be published by Anaiah
Press in April 2015.
Amanda
lives with her husband and three boys in a lair, a classroom, or a castle,
depending on the moment. Her roots extend from Oklahoma to Appalachia and
beyond. She enjoys creating characters with voice and heart.
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