This collection of twenty-two poems explores the fascinating lives of North American nocturnal animals.
David L. Harrison has written nearly one hundred books picture
books, poetry books, and nonfiction books for children. Among
dozens of awards, David's poetry collection, Pirates, represented
Missouri at the 2013 National Book Fair in Washington, D.C., and
The Society of Midland Authors honored his book of poetry, Now You
See Them, Now You Don't, with its Children's Nonfiction Literary
Award. Visit davidlharrison.com.
Stephanie Laberis is a character designer and illustrator
specializing in animation and children's publications. She is the
illustrator of multiple picture books, including Like a Lizard; My
Little Golden Book About Dinosaurs; Grumpy Cat- A is for Awful; and
Fur, Feather, Fin--All of Us are Kin. Visit
stephlaberis.carbonmade.com.
"Who's out at night, and what do they do? These poems answer that for you... Twenty-one animals who live by the light of the moon get profiled in Harrison's poems, written in a variety of forms, some rhymed and most not. Each is featured in a one- or two-page spread with realistic, appropriately dark, attractive illustrations by Laberis. A fine collection of poetical odes to a nicely diverse group of nighttime fauna." -- Kirkus Reviews
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