The Great Moon Confusion

The Great Moon Confusion by Richard Byrne

In the pine forest, there's a perplexing puzzle. The moon is getting smaller every day and Rabbit wants to know why. She asks her friend Aldrin, the raccoon. Although he doesn't have the answer to her question, Aldrin decides the issue needs a 'proper investigation'. And, because he's a bit of a know-it-all, over the course of the next few days, Aldrin dreams up a far-fetched explanation for the shrinking moon that points the finger of blame at two bumbling bears called Hubble and Lovell. In fact the bears turn out to be rather smart and it's thanks to them that the other animals learn their first fun lesson in astronomy. Join Aldrin and friends for a whodunit of astronomical proportions!

The book is colourful, lively.. of facts about the moon and stars, and is also a moral tale about being boastful about knowing everything... may also cultivate an interest in astronomy. * The School Librarian *
The book is colourful, lively... * Janette Perkins, the School Librarian magazine *
An entertaining story' * Parents in Touch *
The story has a sense of mystery and comedy and it is informative too. * Libby Allman, The Best New Children's Books: Summer 2014 (in association with The Guardian) *

Always arty as a child, at the age of 10 Richard won a competition to design a poster for the Sussex Police and won £10. That was when he realized he could make a career out of drawing. After studying at Eastbourne College of Art and Design, Richard set up his own graphic design business. Richard currently lives in Chichester with his partner Philippa, their two children, and two guinea pigs.

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ISBN 13	9780192735041
ISBN 10	0192735047
Title	The Great Moon Confusion
Author	Richard Byrne
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Year published	2014-05-01
Number of pages	32
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.