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How the stars came to be
Format: Hardback
ISBN: 9781849766630
Publication Date: 3 Oct 2019
Subject: Younger Picture books
Suitable for: Primary
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A creation story of how the stars were created.
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Summary
A creation story of how the stars were created.
Have you ever wondered how the stars came to be in the sky?
When the Moon disappears for a few nights each month, The Fisherman's Daughter worries about her father and how he will find his way home to her. When the Sun finds her crying, he offers her a way to ensure that there will always be light in the darkness.
NOTE: Greenaway Medal Shortlist 2021
Awards
- Shortlisted - Greenaway Medal 2021
Category
JPIC
Subject
Younger Picture books
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Full colour illus throughout
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Pub. date
3 Oct 2019
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First
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9781849766630
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Hardback
Pages
32
Width
195mm
Height
252mm
Weight
328g
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BAME
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