Tyler on the Moon

Tyler on the Moon (2005)
Written by Terri Branson & Illustrated by Chet Taylor
Children's Book (24 pages) from Kittycat Books
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Tyler just moved to the moon with his parents and cannot wait to get outside to play in what he sees as just one big sandbox. Although told never to go outside alone, he sneaks out for a walk on the moon and gets lost at the bottom of a crater.

AVAILABLE FORMATS:
COLOR HARDBACK (24 pages) 8.5x11 casebound
[EAN 978-0-9765786-2-8 | ISBN 0-9765786-2-X]
$38.00 Listed Retail // $28.00 average sale price

COLOR PAPERBACK (24 pages) 8x10 perfect-bound
[EAN 978-0-9755888-2-6 | ISBN 0-9755888-2-6] INGRAM
[EAN 978-0-9794660-9-0 | ISBN 0-9794660-9-1] AMAZON
$18.00 Listed Retail // $9.99 average sale price

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"Tyler and his family just moved to the moon and he can hardly wait to go play outside on the moon's surface. His mom is an astronomer and is busy searching the stars. His dad is an engineer working on the big satellite dishes on the surface of the moon. Both are too busy to take Tyler outside to play exactly when he wants to go, and he has been told never to go outside on his own. This is a fantastic book! Ms. Branson gently delivers the message that adults have reasons for telling children 'No' and that sometimes children do not understand those reasons until it is too late. We were taken on a delightful tour of the moon while Tyler learned that he is still too little to do some things on his own and that doing them on his own could get him hurt. My son summed it up best when he said, 'Tyler could have been hurt really badly and no one would have known where he was,' and then, with tears in his eyes, he apologized for going outside to play anyway when I told him he had to wait for me to go with him. When a book makes a four-year-old understand why Mommy makes rules he does not like, it is worth reading every night. Congratulations to Ms. Branson and a big 'Thank you' for helping me finally get the message across to my son!" ~ Keely Skillman for Coffee Time Romance (2004) FIVE STARS

"My 4-year-old son can easily learn the value of listening to his parents by reading about Tyler not listening to his mom and dad and, as a result, falling in the moon crater." ~ Shanna Bartlett Groves (2005)

"A delightful life lesson for all youngsters--not just future astronauts." ~ Chaos Arts Reviews (2005)