The Boy Who Wrote to the Moon

Maxwell Noah

Sinopsis

Joash was just a boy with a big dream: to reach the moon. Armed with nothing but his curiosity and a heart full of questions, Joash begins a journey that will change him forever. Along the way, he learns valuable lessons about kindness, courage, perseverance, and friendship. Through the answers he receives from the moon and the people he meets on his journey, Joash discovers that the real magic isn't in reaching the stars, but in the person you become while chasing them. "The Boy Who Wrote to the Moon" is a heartwarming tale of dreams, self-discovery, and the endless possibilities of what can happen when we dare to ask, "What if?"

Disponible desde: 16/06/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 124 páginas.

Novela juvenil

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