Nana Star and the Moonman

By Elizabeth Sills and Elena Patrice

Nana Star is ready to bring a lost baby star back to his home in the heavens, but night falls and she feels alone and afraid until a new friend, the Moonman, promises that he is watching over her even... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0975384368
• ISBN13: 9780975384367
• Release Date: May 2008
• Publisher: Ee Pub & Prod Inc
• Length: 36 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 10.0" x 0.5" x 8.3"
• Age Range: 4 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

Nana Star has taken it upon herself to return a homesick baby star to the heavens where he belongs

Nana Star and the Moonman is a delightful children's picturebook about Nana Star, who has taken it upon herself to return a homesick baby star to the heavens where he belongs. With the help of the Moonman, who is always watching over her and guiding her even when she can't see him, she comforts the baby star as she returns him to his rightful place in the sky. An accompanying read-aloud CD with a bonus "Nana Star and the Moonman Song" enhance this wonderful children's picturebook with simplistic color illustrations, ideal for bedtime reading.

Nana Star's Wonderful Journey Continues....

Nana Star and the Moonman is a charming story that centers on how the Moonman provides comfort and guidance to Nana Star. The watercolor illustrations are distinct, with brilliant colors that bring the story to life. This book contains an audio cd with a reading, as well as the song Nana Star and the Moonman - as sweet as the story itself. Treat yourself and your children to the enchanting vidlit too, free for the viewing at [..] Nana Star is a little girl who has found a lost baby star and is determined to help the star find his way home to the heavens. The second book in a delightful series, Nana Star and the Moonman begins with Nana Star and the baby star enjoying a day of joyous wonderment with her little friends in the forest, beautiful flowers and a "scrumptious feast of sweet berries". Nana Star and baby star contently fall asleep in the forest, but upon awakening, discover that it has gotten dark and they are alone. Nana Star is scared until she looks up and discovers "there really is a man in the moon"! With gentle reassurance, the Moonman comforts Nana Star and calms her fears, letting her know that he is always there for guidance and support. She now feels safe and secure, ready to continue her important mission of returning the baby star home. Especially in today's world, our children need to know there is someone watching over them, leading them through life. As with their first book, the authors fortify a delightful story with underlying values and lessons of love. My children and I are very happy to see Nana Star continue on her travels; we will be traveling with her!