The Moon's Tear

A Desert Night's Dream

Sophie Sheppard, Sophie Sheppard

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Baobab Press
04 January 2022

The Moon's Tear

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visually stunning illustrations

an excellent read along that introduces children to legends and myths about the moon and the night sky has a host of animal characters, and a story that promotes appreciation for, and engagement with, the natural world landscape is influenced by the Massacre Rim Dark Sky Sanctuary, Northern Nevada's IBA International Dark Sky Sanctuary power of dreaming and creativity teaches selflessness and the power of helping others promotes a diverse interest in the well-being of others teaches empathy emphasizes the importance of collaboration to solve problems positive mental health and management of feelings through action and collaboration

By: Sophie Sheppard
Illustrated by: Sophie Sheppard
Imprint: Baobab Press
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 279mm, Width: 228mm,
ISBN: 9781936097371
ISBN 10: 1936097370
Pages: 40
Publication Date: 04 January 2022
Recommended Age: From 2 years
Audience: Children/juvenile , English as a second language
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

A third generation painter, Sophie Sheppard lives and works in the remote northwest corner of the Great Basin where the distances are vast and the silences are deep. Her paintings and writing are place-based in this land where she, her husband, Lynn Nardella, and three generations of their family practice regenerative agriculture and put carbon back in the soil where it belongs. This story is based on a dream she had while sleeping under clear desert night skies.