Picture Books by Ronald Moy
Ten stories, one shared feeling: everyday wonder. Every title is a working title in a planned series that's still being written.
The Smallest Thing in the Garden
In the worksA boy searching for the biggest thing in Grandma's garden discovers how much a tiny bee can do.
Read more about The Smallest Thing in the Garden →The Umbrella Named Captain Blue
Read-aloud on YouTube · Book in the worksA blue umbrella becomes the captain of a rainy-day mission when Benny must face his fear of thunder.
Read more about The Umbrella Named Captain Blue →The Day the Sidewalk Started Talking
In the worksAn anonymous chalk question invites an entire apartment neighborhood to start talking.
Read more about The Day the Sidewalk Started Talking →Grandpa's Pocketful of Stars
In the worksGrandpa teaches Theo to collect invisible “stars” made from tiny good moments.
Read more about Grandpa's Pocketful of Stars →The Library Door That Wasn't There Yesterday
In the worksA curious reader finds a tiny library door that opens into the worlds of stories — until it disappears.
Read more about The Library Door That Wasn't There Yesterday →The Boy Who Saved His Questions
In the worksEli fills a jar with all the questions adults keep postponing.
Read more about The Boy Who Saved His Questions →Luna's Very Loud Quiet Day
In the worksA power outage shows Luna that an ordinary day is full of surprising sounds.
Read more about Luna's Very Loud Quiet Day →Nori and the Not-Quite-Perfect Kite
In the worksNori's lopsided kite may not look perfect, but she discovers her creation has a beauty of its own.
Read more about Nori and the Not-Quite-Perfect Kite →The Last Peach on Willow Street
In the worksTwo children competing for the last peach discover a way to grow something together.
Read more about The Last Peach on Willow Street →The Night the Moon Followed Me Home
In the worksDuring a nighttime drive, Noah becomes convinced that the moon is coming home with him.
Read more about The Night the Moon Followed Me Home →
Read-aloud stories on YouTube
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