Night Flight
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by DAVID BARCLAY MOORE!
"Uchendu’s sweeping, blue-tinged aerial views have a hazy softness, pairing effectively with Moore’s gently contemplative narration for a portrait of a youngster creatively processing uncertainty. . . . Tenderly reassuring."—Kirkus Reviews
When a boy’s dads are away, it takes a giant leap and night of adventure to bring them home. A tender dreamscape story from the author of Boyogi and the illustrator of We Could Fly.
As a little boy’s window glows warmly against the cold night, he gets tucked into bed while his dads enjoy an evening out. Sleep eludes him, weighted as he is with the feeling that he’s lost something. Then he suddenly spots outside his window . . . a pterosaur? Soon, the boy and the magnificent creature are off, swooping and soaring, searching the park, the river, the dark itself, until he finds what he’s looking for—and winds up back in his bed with his beloved dads beside him. In spare, evocative prose, David Barclay Moore conjures a wondrous nighttime journey, brought to luminous life in Briana Mukodiri Uchendu’s illustrations.
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Order Now For Your
SIGNED Copy
by DAVID BARCLAY MOORE!
"Uchendu’s sweeping, blue-tinged aerial views have a hazy softness, pairing effectively with Moore’s gently contemplative narration for a portrait of a youngster creatively processing uncertainty. . . . Tenderly reassuring."—Kirkus Reviews
When a boy’s dads are away, it takes a giant leap and night of adventure to bring them home. A tender dreamscape story from the author of Boyogi and the illustrator of We Could Fly.
As a little boy’s window glows warmly against the cold night, he gets tucked into bed while his dads enjoy an evening out. Sleep eludes him, weighted as he is with the feeling that he’s lost something. Then he suddenly spots outside his window . . . a pterosaur? Soon, the boy and the magnificent creature are off, swooping and soaring, searching the park, the river, the dark itself, until he finds what he’s looking for—and winds up back in his bed with his beloved dads beside him. In spare, evocative prose, David Barclay Moore conjures a wondrous nighttime journey, brought to luminous life in Briana Mukodiri Uchendu’s illustrations.
