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by David Duff (Author), Noemi Vola (Illustrator)
Embark on an astronomical adventure through the solar system with this whimsical picture book that begins with a little rift in one of the most celebrated relationships in the universe.
All friends have disagreements. But when the friends are the Moon and planet Earth, the consequences are pretty cosmic!
After 4.5 billion years together, Moon has had enough of Earth. So, she packs her things and sets off to see what the solar system has to offer. On her galactic tour, Moon sweeps young readers along on a delightful and educational journey. From scorching Venus to giant Jupiter, Moon encounters the oddities and charms of all the other planets on her journey. But as she reaches the cold and lonely edge of the solar system, she begins to wonder whether Earth is really so bad after all . . . With vibrant illustrations, a dash of humor, and heartfelt explorations of emotions like anger and empathy, this children's book about friendship beautifully conveys the value of connection and the invaluable lesson that sometimes what we're looking for is closer than we think. Offering a fun and practical review of the planets and their characteristics throughout, The Day Moon and Earth Had an Argument also includes two full spreads at the back of the book filled with fascinating facts about our solar system, information about gravity, how the moon was formed, and more.Author Biography
Author David Duff is a London-based advertising copywriter and creative. This is his first book. You can find him on Instagram at @dufffiction.
Illustrator Noemi Vola is an award-winning author and illustrator of children's books, including If You Cry Like a Fountain, The Unforgettable Party, and Bear with Me. She lives in Bologna. You can find her on Instagram at @volanoemi.
Number of Pages: 44
Dimensions: 0.5 x 10.3 x 8.3 IN
Publication Date: September 10, 2024
