The Dog Who Followed the Moon, the “moving” (Psychology Today) new book by bestselling author James Norbury, has been praised in a review by Maureen Corrigan of Fresh Air.

In the review, which you can read and listen to here, Maureen Corrigan says:

‘”Inspirational” is a word that’s become cheapened, but it’s a fitting word for The Dog Who Followed the Moon.’

From the international bestselling author and illustrator of Big Panda and Tiny Dragon and The Cat Who Taught Zen comes a beautifully illustrated adult fable of a lost young puppy, the grumpy old wolf who rescues her, and their journey to follow the moon—with meditations on friendship, connection, and sacrifice.

Deep in a dark forest, a young pup named Amaya wanders lost and afraid. For days she travels alone, struggling to fend for herself, until the grumpy, aging Wolf comes to her aid. Together the unlikely pair decide to embark on an improbable adventure—to follow the moon.

Many obstacles—unexpected roadblocks, unknown woods—await Amaya and the Wolf on their journey, and as they meet each challenge, Amaya learns that she must not only accept her new path, but embrace it.

Featuring stunning artwork from bestselling author and illustrator James Norbury, The Dog Who Followed the Moon is a moving, poignant reflection on love and loss, grief and growth.

The Dog Who Followed the Moon is out now in the US. Grab your copy here.

The UK edition, entitled Following the Moon, is also out now. Grab your copy here or, better, via your local bookshop or Bookshop.org.

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