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Review & Giveaway: The Little Seed (Moon and Me)

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Book Title: Moon and Me: The Little Seed (available here)

Author: Andrew Davenport

Illustrator: Mariko Umeda

Publisher: Scholastic

Publication Date: October 2019

Most Suitable For: EYFS/Ages 0-4

The Little Seed is the first is a new series of stories based on the CBeebies animated show Moon and Me produced by Andy Davenport (creator of Teletubbies and In the Night Garden), which features a group of comic toy characters living together in a toy house. The magical toys come alive when nobody is looking and the series explores their gentle adventures and the warm friendships between characters.

 

The Little Seed is written as a bedtime read-aloud for young children and is fully illustrated by Mariko Umeda. This story introduces the characters when they wake up for an adventure and reveals the backstory of the special relationship between Moon Baby and Pepi Nana. Each night, Pepi Nana writes a letter to Moon Baby and this story soothingly explores how people from backgrounds that seem worlds apart can overcome differences and form a special bond.

 

Readers familiar with In the Night Garden (created by the same writer) will recognize the dream-like feel of the stories, which combines story with songs and rhymes, to give the book a real lullaby feel for bedtime.

 
 

You can order Moon and Me: The Little Seed online or from your local bookshop or library.

 

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***Book Giveaway!***

 

 

Thanks to the publishers at Scholastic, we have one complete Moon and Me book set to give away, including a hardback gift copy of The Little Seed and two tie-in picture books from the series.

 

To enter, simply follow @booksfortopics on Twitter and retweet the giveaway tweet before 11.59pm Thursday 7th November 2019 (T&Cs here).

 
 

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You can order Moon and Me: The Little Seed online or from your local bookshop or library.

 

Many thanks to the publisher for sending me an advanced review copy of this book and providing the giveaway prizes.

 

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