Wishing Upon A New Moon

by Christine Solomon, Nataliia Mazepa (Illustrator)

Overview

Sometimes mistakes can be beautiful.
They make you realize what's important.

Wishing Upon A New Moon is a mystical story about a little girl named Pepper, who likes to be in constant control. Perfectionism is always her goal, but when her behavior gets in the way of her and her best friend, Bremner, Pepper must face the consequences. Will she ever change her ways? Has she lost Bremner forever?

A unique picture book that shows how failing is an important part of learning, teamwork is key, and success does not need to be perfect.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781737765295
Publisher:	Christine Solomon
Publication date:	06/17/2023
Pages:	34
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.09(d)
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

About the Author

Christine Solomon is an internationally recognized, award-winning actress and a recipient of the Best Actress of Empowerment Award. The multilingual Canadian has been featured in various cinematic productions, stage plays, video games and commercials since being cast in her first theatre performance at the age of 5. Solomon has served on the Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards Television Nominating Committee and been an official juror at various prestigious film festivals across the country. She has spent a great part of her career supporting affirmative causes, including Building for America's Bravest, the Acne and Rosacea Society of Canada and GiveBack360 and is a strong advocate of equality, diversity and inclusion.She can be found online at www.ChristineSolomon.com.

About the Illustrator

Nataliia Mazepa is a passionate artist and illustrator from Ukraine who now lives in Poland. She invest her knowledge, skills and most importantly her soul in all of her work. Her portfolio is notable for its stylistic range. Nataliia weaves magic out of digital art, colored pencil, architectural and watercolor drawings, and whimsical illustrations. You'll be able to profoundly experience the emotion playing over the character's face, whether it's happiness, bravery, or loss - accurately representing the intended mood that all children can relate to.