How Not to Catch the Moon
By Frank Press
Can a clever child catch the moon, or is it always one bright step ahead?
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What is How Not to Catch the Moon about?
A curious child gazes at the moon and wonders whether it can be caught. Determined to solve this impossible puzzle, they try one clever idea after another, discovering that the moon is always just out of reach. This playful traditional tale follows a lively chain of attempts filled with imagination, surprises and gentle humour. Young readers will enjoy joining the chase while thinking about shadows, reflections and the wonders of the night sky.
About the author
Frank Press was an American scientist and author who enjoyed explaining how our amazing planet works. He helped write Understanding Earth, a well-known book about rocks, oceans, earthquakes and the forces that shape the world beneath our feet. His writing brings big scientific ideas to life with clear explanations and fascinating examples. Frank Press showed that learning about Earth can feel like going on an exciting journey of discovery, full of questions, clues and surprises.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2001
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