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We're Off to the Moon in my Hot Air Balloon
Contributor(s): Seraphine, Rainey Leigh (Author)
ISBN: 0648361411     ISBN-13: 9780648361411
Publisher: Wizzenhill Publishing
OUR PRICE:   $12.34  
Product Type: Paperback
Published: July 2018
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BISAC Categories:
- Juvenile Fiction | Stories In Verse (see Also Poetry)
- Juvenile Fiction | Bedtime & Dreams
- Juvenile Fiction | Transportation - General
Physical Information: 0.08" H x 11.02" W x 8.5" (0.27 lbs) 30 pages
 
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Take a trip amongst the stars, will we get as far as Mars? With planets and sights hard to believe, this trip to the moon will be wondrous to see. Teddy and Lion join the adventure in a hot air balloon to the far reaches of space. They see a boy in the moon, travel through a time warp, see a rocket. A beautifully poetic story of a child's imagination of space.

Contributor Bio(s): Seraphine, Rainey Leigh: - Rainey Leigh Seraphine is a late bloomer. It took her forty years to decide what she wanted to be when she grew up. A children's book author! Perhaps it was reading Andy Griffiths, Tim Winton, Mem Fox and many other wonderful authors to her two young daughters that gave her inspiration. Perhaps the imaginative and adorable antics of her daughters in toddlerhood did it. Either way, the world of a child's mind was preferable to adulthood. So, sunrise found her in pyjamas and fluffy slippers; steam rising from coffee as she pounded away on the keyboard, lost in a parallel of other worlds, before her kids woke up and brought her back to reality. But the driving need to earn a living and the disillusionment of trying to get published saw her menagerie of characters and stories stacked with the cobwebs on the shelf. Blessed early retirement, technology and the chance to become a self-published indie author saw a whole new possibility. She reverted to child imaginings once again, blissfully creating more characters to coddle her in old age. Her eulogy will likely say, "Not yet! I have one more story to write!"