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Little Star: You Are the Light
Enjoy a magical winter night as all of the nighttime animals celebrate their love for the brightest star in the sky!
The latest book in the You Are the Light board book series, Little Star shows all of the winter animals expressing their love for the evening star. Little Star shines through the night and provides light for all of the forest creatures. From arctic foxes to hares to bears, this sweet board book is a celebration of the winter season and of the little things that provide happiness.
The latest book in the You Are the Light board book series, Little Star shows all of the winter animals expressing their love for the evening star. Little Star shines through the night and provides light for all of the forest creatures. From arctic foxes to hares to bears, this sweet board book is a celebration of the winter season and of the little things that provide happiness.
- GenresChildrensPicture Books
10 pages, Board Book
First published October 4, 2022
About the author
Lisa Edwards
20 books27 followersLisa Edwards is a former publisher (Scholastic, Templar) who is now a writer, editor, agent and yoga teacher.
She grew up in North Wales, but has lived mostly in southeast England. She now lives in London but is planning to return to Wales.
She is currently writing sequel to her memoirs, Cheat Play Live and Dark Horses Ride, which will complete the trilogy. The book is called: Freedom to Roam and will be about being a digital nomad in her fifties.
She grew up in North Wales, but has lived mostly in southeast England. She now lives in London but is planning to return to Wales.
She is currently writing sequel to her memoirs, Cheat Play Live and Dark Horses Ride, which will complete the trilogy. The book is called: Freedom to Roam and will be about being a digital nomad in her fifties.
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January 3, 2023
This book is clearly about the child being the light in someone's life (under the guise of a star in the forest). But there was something about it I could not connect with
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