Voice of the Moon (eBook, ePUB) - Michael, Funke Annah; Quass, Heather Peck
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In a quiet village nestled between ancient mountains, a girl named Akira carries a secret gift-she can hear the voice of the moon. Each night, the moon whispers stories of kindness, courage, and love. But when a shadow swallows the moon and fear grips her people, Akira must listen closer than ever before. Drawing strength from the moon's soft voice, she reminds her village that even in darkness, light still shines.
Inspired by West African folklore, Voice of the Moon is a gentle, lyrical picture book about hope, resilience, and the magic of truly listening. Perfect for bedtime reading and…mehr

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In a quiet village nestled between ancient mountains, a girl named Akira carries a secret gift-she can hear the voice of the moon. Each night, the moon whispers stories of kindness, courage, and love. But when a shadow swallows the moon and fear grips her people, Akira must listen closer than ever before. Drawing strength from the moon's soft voice, she reminds her village that even in darkness, light still shines.

Inspired by West African folklore, Voice of the Moon is a gentle, lyrical picture book about hope, resilience, and the magic of truly listening. Perfect for bedtime reading and for every child who has ever looked up at the night sky and wondered.

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Autorenporträt
Funke Annah Micheal is an essay writer from Abuja, Nigeria. She was born August 24, 2003 and obtained an ND certificate in mass communication. She lives with her family and two siblings. She started writing in 2014. Funke hopes her story "Voice of the Moon" will enlighten both parents and children on the gifts we all possess in our life but are yet known. It is a story of ancient wisdom about discovering who we really are just as Akira did.