And if the Moon Could Talk

Kate Banks, , illus. by Georg Hallensleben. . FSG/Sunburst, $5.95 (32pp) ISBN 978-0-374-43558-5

PW wrote in a starred review, "As night gently envelops the landscapes, the words and art convey the snug warmth of a featherbed and a world as small as a neighborhood." Ages 3-5. (Mar.)

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