How far would you go to bring a little moonlight home?In an ancient forest, beneath the glow of Grandmother’s lantern, Hazel and Thistle have grown up hearing stories of a legendary tree who
How far would you go to bring a little moonlight home?In an ancient forest, beneath the glow of Grandmother’s lantern, Hazel and Thistle have grown up hearing stories of a legendary tree whose crown reaches so high it combs the hair of the moon—and whose secret, it is said, could warm every den for a hundred winters.When the time comes to discover whether the old tale is true, the two little squirrel-children set out with no map, three golden acorns, and Grandmother’s words to guide them.Beyond their familiar woods waits a world far larger and stranger than they imagined: whispering rivers, frozen lands, starlit seas, mysterious creatures, dangerous bargains, and paths where knowing whom—or what—to trust may matter more than strength.Hazel carries questions wherever she goes. Thistle steps first when the way grows narrow. Neither feels particularly brave, and neither knows whether they will ever reach the Tree That Touched the Moon.But along the way, they begin to discover that courage is not the absence of fear, kindness can accomplish what cleverness cannot, and even the smallest paws may carry something precious through a very large world.Their search for moonlight becomes something greater: a journey through friendship, loyalty, wonder, self-doubt, generosity, and the quiet acts of trust that bind one heart to another.Bring Moonlight Home: A Fairy Tale of Courage, Kindness, and the Light We Share is a richly illustrated literary fairy tale created for families to read and discover together—a woodland adventure for children, parents, grandparents, and anyone who still believes that wonder is worth carrying home.
