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The Moon Moved In

The Moon Moved In

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What would happen if the moon moved in next door? A funny and original story about an unexpected friendship, the essential role of the moon, and our power to connect, even from far away.

When the Moon moves into the long-empty house next door, all the rooms fill up with light—and Stella finally has a friend. But without the Moon in orbit, the world is going topsy-turvy. The tides stop, and the Earth has a new wobble. Stella worries, but the Moon just wants to stay and garden. Can Stella convince the Moon that life on Earth needs the Moon back in orbit? And what will become of her wish for a friend next door?

This deeply felt story of an unusual friendship also celebrates the Moon’s role in the natural workings of the world. Fun facts about the moon's impact on our planet’s environment, animals, and humans are included.

Stella realizes that even though she loves having her friend close, the consequences are too significant. She learns to prioritize her planet over herself, supporting Moon in returning to his place in the sky and resuming his role.

This clever moon book for kids features a scientifically minded female protagonist who loves the Earth’s smallest creatures and is concerned for everyone’s well-being.

Perfect for future scientists, aspiring astronomers, moon lovers, bug lovers, and budding gardeners.

  • Anyone who loves the moon
  • Kids who enjoy science facts and learning about the environment
  • Parents and educators looking for picture books with astronomical or STEM themes
  • Readers interested in stories with strong themes of friendship and social-emotional learning
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