The Girl Who Drank the Moon
What's it about
Ever wonder if the stories you're told are the whole truth? What if the monster in the woods was actually a hero, and the traditions you follow are built on a terrible lie? Get ready to question everything you think you know about good and evil, and discover how a single act of kindness can change the world. This enchanting tale reveals the power of love over fear. You'll follow a kind witch, a tiny dragon, and a girl filled with moonlight magic as they challenge a sorrowful town's cruel customs. Uncover the secrets behind a long-forgotten history and learn how misunderstanding can be more dangerous than any monster.
Meet the author
Kelly Barnhill is the acclaimed author of The Girl Who Drank the Moon, which was awarded the prestigious John Newbery Medal for its outstanding contribution to children's literature. A former teacher and park ranger, Barnhill draws on her love for folklore, fairy tales, and the natural world to craft her enchanting stories. She believes in the power of stories to illuminate the magic within ordinary lives, weaving complex themes of love, misunderstanding, and community into her award-winning fiction for young readers.
What's it about
Ever wonder if the stories you're told are the whole truth? What if the monster in the woods was actually a hero, and the traditions you follow are built on a terrible lie? Get ready to question everything you think you know about good and evil, and discover how a single act of kindness can change the world. This enchanting tale reveals the power of love over fear. You'll follow a kind witch, a tiny dragon, and a girl filled with moonlight magic as they challenge a sorrowful town's cruel customs. Uncover the secrets behind a long-forgotten history and learn how misunderstanding can be more dangerous than any monster.
Meet the author
Kelly Barnhill is the acclaimed author of The Girl Who Drank the Moon, which was awarded the prestigious John Newbery Medal for its outstanding contribution to children's literature. A former teacher and park ranger, Barnhill draws on her love for folklore, fairy tales, and the natural world to craft her enchanting stories. She believes in the power of stories to illuminate the magic within ordinary lives, weaving complex themes of love, misunderstanding, and community into her award-winning fiction for young readers.
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