What The Sun Sees, What The Moon Sees
Childhood Education, 1998 by Miller, Susan A
Tafuri, Nancy
WHAT THE SUN SEES, WHATTHE MOON SEES. Il. by author. ISBN: 0688-14493-4. New York Greenwillow, 1997. Unp. $16.00. The very youngest readers will delight in turning around this large book to see what is taking place in the sunlight and then inthe moonlight. The beautiful,bold, bright pictures on the sun portion depict busy goings-on and sleeping owls, while the contrasting muted moon pictures show quiet night scenes and a huge owl. The use of large-sized text type adds to the visual wonderment of this fascinating cycle. Ages 2 up. Reviewed by Susan A. Miller, Kutztown University, PA
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