Solar Girl and Lunar Boy

By Gabriel Constans

Solar Girl and Lunar Boy is a delightful collection of children stories that taps into their personal inner light to vanquish fear of the unknown (Solar Girl); humorously transforms a common experience from sadness to joy (No Smiling On Wednesdays); breaks stereotypes and teaches earthquake safety in Quake, Shake and Roll; and explores the world of ants and the environment, in As Precious As Gold.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Gabriel Constans
• Release date: Nov 16, 2009
• ISBN: 9781452303161

Gabriel Constans

Gabriel is a freelance journalist who has written for magazines and newspapers in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa and has 12 books published in the U.S, including The Skin of Lions - Rwandan Folk Tales, Buddha's Wife and Luscious Chocolate Smoothies. He is the father of 5 children and 1 grandchild and an advisor to the Rwandan Orphans Project. I can be contacted at [e-mail]. Sites of interest are (www.gogabriel.com) (www.buddhaswife.com) and (www.rwandanorphansproject.org).

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Solar Girl and Lunar Boy

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Gabriel Constans

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Solar Girl and Lunar Boy

Good night, their Mom said, as she turned on the night light by the closet.

Sweet dreams, said father, as he switched off the lamp and blew them both kisses.

Good night, Angelina replied.

Good night, Corey whispered, pulling the covers up around his neck.

The bedroom door had been closed but a few minutes when Corey heard something in the corner. Haaafffeeerrrahhh, it wheezed, then Hoooeeerrrahhh.

He turned towards his sister’s bed, but couldn’t see her under the covers.

Angelina . . . Angelina . . ., he whispered, not wanting the monster or whatever it was,