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Description
Little Star wants to see the bright sky in the morning instead of always being in the dark sky at night.
Quick Summary
For kids who love gentle bedtime stories with a twist, Morning Star follows a tiny star who's tired of the night sky and longs to see the bright sunrise. The star sets out on a short adventure, meeting friendly clouds and a wise old moon, and learns that patience and a little help can bring the daylight it craves. It's a great fit for early readers at a 2.5 reading level because the sentences are short, the vocabulary is familiar, and the colorful illustrations keep the pages moving. Parents will love that the story subtly teaches perseverance and the idea that wanting something different is okay, with nothing scary or heavy just a warm, uplifting lesson. If your child enjoyed The Little Star by Anita Jeram or the simple charm of Goodnight Moon, they'll likely fall for this sweet, short tale about chasing the morning.