VBT# The Moon in the Sky - Bruce Shutts

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The Moon in the Sky: Poems Your Kids Would Have Written (If Only They Could Write)

Review: The Moon in the Sky - Bruce Shutts and Illustrated by Amy Wummer - December 2021


I am not normally one for poetry but I do have a soft spot for children's books, this probably stems from working with children of all ages for 20+ years. Also, I love children's poetry as they are always fun and LOL moments and just so adorably cute. Bruce Shutt's book The Moon In the Sky is filled to the brim with poetry made for children and focuses on all parts of their everyday lives from getting dressed to toilet training to brushing their teeth and eating their dinner before heading to bed to sleepy land before they start their days all over again. The Moon in the Sky is the perfect bedtime story to read to your children and also use to introduce the art of poetry in their reading lives. This book is aimed at children aged 6-9 years old.
 Each poem is also illustrated by Amy Wummer as what child doesn't love illustrations with their books as it makes the reading time more enjoyable experience.

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  1. Bruce ShuttsApril 11, 2022 at 7:40 AM

    Paula,
    Thanks so much for the kind review. Glad you liked the book. It was fun to write and I think the kids love it. Again, thanks for your support.
    Bruce Shutts

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