How to Be on the Moon

In this delightful follow-up to 'How to Find Gold,' Anna and Crocodile set their sights on the moon. The story beautifully illustrates the power of imaginative play as the duo tackles the 'impossible' task of space travel, from building a rocket to packing sandwiches. It gently introduces concepts of problem-solving, basic math, and the importance of patience and perseverance. Parents will appreciate the strong themes of friendship and collaboration, as Anna and Crocodile demonstrate that by putting their minds together, they can achieve anything. It's a heartwarming read-aloud perfect for sparking curiosity about space and encouraging creative thinking in children aged 4-8.

In the follow-up to How to Find Gold, best friends Anna and Crocodile are going on another intrepid adventure — this time, to the moon. It’s almost impossible to get to the moon. It’s out in space, which is dark and empty, and it’s very far away. If Anna and Crocodile are going to make it to the moon, they’ll need some special skills, like being able to do math and having a lot of patience. They’ll also need to build a rocket. Not to mention the sandwiches for the journey. Luckily, when Anna and Crocodile put their minds together, nothing can stand in their way. Full of the same cheerful charm that made How to Find Gold so endearing, Viviane Schwarz’s pitch-perfect text and wonderfully colorful illustrations launch this story off the page in a true celebration of curiosity and the magic of imaginative play.