Silver
By Walter De la Mare
As moonlight transforms the countryside, two sleepy children discover a secret woodland celebration.
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What is Silver about?
As the moon rises, the night is transformed into a world of silver. She glides over trees, cottages, sleeping animals and shining streams, touching everything with her gentle light. Through Walter de la Mare’s musical poem, young readers follow the moon’s quiet journey across the countryside, where ordinary sights become magical and mysterious. Dreamlike illustrations show two sleepy children entering a woodland celebration, as fairies gather for a silent, shimmering parade beneath the stars.
About the author
Walter De la Mare was a famous British author and poet who loved to write magical stories and poems. He is best known for his poem 'The Listeners', which is full of mystery and imagination. Walter enjoyed exploring dreams and the wonders of nature, inspiring children and adults to use their imaginations.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2017
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