The author creates a playful and poetic approach on a theme that we typically take for granted: the relevance of our natural satellite: the Moon. Why do we only see one side of the Moon? Why does it shine so brightly if it doesn’t make its own light? What happens when we only see a part of the Moon? How far away is it? The answers to these and more questions are presented with clarity in a beautifully illustrated book that combines scientific information with literature. With this book, readers will be able to get closer to the Earth Sciences.

Readers can approach Earth Sciences and astronomy from a child-friendly perspective while enjoying poetry and word play.