The Girl Who Drank the Moon

Arrow is a monthly digital product with a copy of a specific reading novel (you purchase or acquire a novel yourself) and an oral passage. It targets children aged 8 to 11 years and is an indispensable tool for parents who want to teach language art in a natural literary bathing environment.

This year's arrow guide was brought by Melissa Wiley, by Melissa Wiley, a beloved children's novelist and brave writer tutor, Mary Wilson, who is writing ideas for this club party It was.

Every year, people with protective power leave the baby in the witch who lives in the forest. They hope that this sacrifice prevents her from intimidating their town. But the witch in the forest is gentle. She shares her house with the smart swamp monster and the perfect dragon. Xan helped the children, sent them to a welcoming family on the other side of the forest, and brought up a baby on a journey on a star-studded journey.

In a certain year, Xan coincidentally supplied the baby 's moonlight instead of the starlight and brought abnormal magic to ordinary children. Xan decided that it is necessary to raise a girl named Luna as her girl. When Luna's 13th birthday comes closer, her magic begins to show - bringing dangerous consequences. At the same time, young people from Protectorate are determined to release his people by killing the witches. Deadly birds whose intentions are unknown gather nearby. A volcano that has become quiet for centuries. A woman in the center of the tiger is looking around. . . - Amazon

"The girls who drink the moon" is the story of the latest baby, Luna, who sacrificed the witch of the forest to protect the safety of the city. Only when the reader finds that the Xan witch is a gentle lady, it helps to save the baby and make it adopted only. But when Xan erroneously ate Luna Moonlight instead of Starlight, the girl became "en" and with the help of the perfect dragon, Xan decided to raise her. . Not only did he use the magical abilities of Luna's growing mind, one of them employed people with protective power, one of whom decided to kill the witch to save his village.

This fantasy is a fast-paced magic and witch mix, rugged and high-risk, multi-threaded volcano-like shadows. Luna, "Girl who drinks the moon" is a young girl brought up by a loving witch who knows that she is the grandmother "en" under the moonlight. In this seamless story there are several personality - unexpected evil - and its value is very open to love peace. If other fantasies could be a long and bloody battle, this fantasy would have a satisfactory solution.

The word of Barn Hill is pure and shining magic, and her storytelling is very cute. With a rich and wonderful essay flow, a comfortable and beautiful flow, and a perfect fantasy sound I greeted greedily with all the girls who drank the moon. Barnhill combines all fantasy, eccentric, whimsical and adventurous things to create a classic, timeless, exciting, innovative and creative story. Young readers are fascinated by complex environments and are thrilled with fascination with magical elements that are fascinated by attractive characters.

Many of the books we read when I was young wanted me to tell you about my life. Certainly, what we learned from them can be with us forever. However, the course may be very dull. Fortunately, Kelly Bernhill's wonderful fourth novel, "Girls Drinking the Moon" teaches blindly and faithfully suppression, challenging the status quo, exciting readers filled with magical living creatures and authentic creatures I will immerse it in a story. . The dirty, foggy town called nicknamed "city of sorrow" is convinced that each year they have to devote the youngest children to evil witches, otherwise she will destroy them. The town is exaggerated and arrogant elders make this lie permanent. They do not believe in witches, but I know that this lie becomes "a frightened person, a depressed person, a submissive person." This is a worthy idea to think.