About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is starting to find their footing in a classroom environment or when they have a big, imaginative dream that seems just out of reach. It is a perfect fit for the transition from picture books to chapter books, offering a relatable look at how a group of students can turn a shared curiosity into a tangible goal. The story follows Harry and his classmates as they work together to purchase a telescope for their moon study unit, blending everyday school life with the magic of stargazing. At its heart, this book explores the beauty of collective effort and the boundless nature of a child's imagination. Harry does not just want to look at the moon; he wants to go there. Parents will appreciate how Miss Mackle, the teacher, validates Harry's enthusiasm while keeping the class focused on their collaborative project. It is a gentle, humorous, and encouraging read for children aged 6 to 9 who are learning that some of the best adventures happen right in their own backyard or schoolyard.
