Supermoon


November 2024
Meet Supermoon, the superhero of the night sky! With a Super Gravity Lasso, Super Shine-Reflector, and Super Shield Strength, Supermoon helps the Earth in amazing ways.

Supermoon isn't just any moon-it's a hero with extraordinary powers! With a flowing cape and a heart full of courage, Supermoon uses its Super Gravity Lasso to guide the tides, its Super Shine-Reflector to light up the night, and its Super Shield Strength to protect the Earth.

Supermoon is a simple, engaging story that introduces young readers to the moon's important role. Perfect for bedtime or storytime, this book will spark kids' imaginations with its tale of a moon-turned-superhero.

Discover Supermoon's lunar superpowers and see how the Earth's nighttime hero makes the world a better place!


Cover
Illustrator
Tincho Schmidt


Publisher details

Publisher: Tielmour Press
ISBN: 9781998426034
Number of pages: 36
Dimensions: 216 x 216 x 2 mm
Weight: 109 g
Language: English


Reviews
“This is a story where adults can sit down with young children and talk about the moon they see when they look outside at night. It can help connect them with the natural world in a fun and exciting way, and perhaps incite their curiosity to learn even more about the moon in the future. It can also help calm and comfort children who may have trouble falling asleep at night when they realize that the moon is there to help them and keep them safe from events outside their control. Supermoon by Sue Lancaster takes some of the mystery out of the celestial night and shines a night light on moon facts in a colorful, exciting, and engaging way. Highly recommended.”

Readers’ Favorite
21 July 2024


Customer reviews
“This book takes the moon, puts it in a cape, and brings it to life as a superhero. What might seem like a tiny bit over-the-top at first, turns out to be a steer into a fun row of escapades, where this hero helps the planet Earth and even saves the day. The illustrations let the amazingness of Supermoon come across with the same atmosphere one would expect from a superhero (cartoon) show. While this struck me as a bit odd, at first, it soon became clear how clever it is. The reader is drawn into the light-tension action, while learning about the importance of our moon. The facts are pretty tightly woven into the adventure, but the basics still come across nicely...just not in usual, nonfiction style.”

Tonja Drecker
Good Reads
27 October 2024




Sue Lancaster