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    Luna’S Light: Lessons to Learn from the Phases of Life
    Luna’S Light: Lessons to Learn from the Phases of Life
    Luna’S Light: Lessons to Learn from the Phases of Life
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    Luna’S Light: Lessons to Learn from the Phases of Life

    By Kimberly Thomas and Karyn Thomas

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    Sol has watched over his corner of the universe for billions of years. Due to his advanced age, he has lived long enough to see some really crazy stuff, but the celestial sighting that has kept his attention the most is Luna. She is a satellite, or what some might call a moon. Sol has taken care of Luna for a very, very long time, so he understands all shes been through.

    Sol sends his rays of light to guide Luna and her blue planetary friend, Terra. The two have a strong friendship, dedicated to each other. However, things arent always easy out in space. As Luna changes moon phases, she experiences self-doubt, loneliness, and bullying. Her phases echo the human life, from light to dark, happy to sad, waxing to waning.

    Through it all, Terra and Sol stay close, but its up to Luna to find the courage to shine bright. Intended for readers both young and old, Lunas Light is an inspirational book that portrays all the varying phases of our lives while teaching children about the monthly journey of the moon. This is a story of birth, growth, change, and rebirth, set in the endless skies above our heads, that encourages everyone to be resilient and find hope even in the dark times.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press
    Release dateJan 19, 2018
    ISBN9781504395045
    Luna’S Light: Lessons to Learn from the Phases of Life
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    Kimberly Thomas

    Kimberly Thomas and Karyn Thomas both hold masters degrees in education and have been public school educators for more than twelve years. The love for their family, their students, and all things science fiction led them to write this inspirational book. They currently both live and work in southern California.

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