By the Light of the Moon

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Since the night she was born, Laura Shane has been continually saved by a mysterious guardian who appears and disappears without a trail. Perhaps because of this mystery, the moon has long represented the unfathomable depths of love and knowledge. A gentle and enchanting story, with stunning illustrations, which will reassure children who have more than one home.

But in a nightmarish instant, Dylan is attacked by a mysterious “doctor,” injected with a strange substance, and told that he is now a carrier of something that will either kill him…or transform his life in the most remarkable way. The main characters are a small-time female comedian, an autistic 20 year old, and his older brother/caretaker. With beautiful illustrations of woodland animals, a squishy padded cover and sturdy pages for little hands, your toddler will love snuggling up to read this lyrical bedtime rhyme night after night.Ivan is having trouble settling into his new house and a magic sprite appears to take him on an adventure in the sky.

Series fans will appreciate more than newcomers bestseller Koontz’s sixth paranormal crime novel featuring itinerant fry cook and prophetic dreamer Odd Thomas (after 2012’s Odd Apocalypse). By the Light of the Moon is a beautiful story about bravery and wonder, and a friendship formed in the face of difference.

It waxes until it becomes a giant glowing white disk in the night sky, before waning back to a silver crescent and vanishing altogether in an endlessly repeating cycle. The artwork plays with themes of romance and the intense emotions associated with the moon, depicted alongside Lauren Baker’s characteristic neon lettering shining out from the blue-black depths. Ivan rushes outside and discovers a friendly, furry creature who paints warm moonlight all over the garden. Join Full House Theatre on a crisp winter's night; come close and listen to a story told best under the light of the moon. Koontz (Forever Odd ) is likely to have himself another bestseller in this pulse-pounding thriller with echoes of Hitchcock and Cornell Woolrich.