The Sea and the Moon by Pam Pottinger and India Rose

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When the moon starts to disappear over the horizon, the sea wants to know where it is going, and even, more importantly, will it come back?

So begins an astonishing journey to the furthest corners of the earth to the darkest depths of the sea.  

RRP  £7.00

 

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I loved the pictures which take you to another world and really bring the story to life. I bought this book for my niece who is four and she loves to sit and look at the pictures too.
Beautiful story and stunning illustrations. Perfect for kids but equally lovely for adults. 
Beautiful children's book, stunning illustrations. Highly recommend!
 
 

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