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In Every Moon There is a Face
Written by Charles Mathes
Illustrated by Arlene Graston

$15.95

Reading Level: Ages 3-Adult
Pages: 32
Binding: hardcover
Size: 11" x 8.5"
ISBN: 978-0-9701907-4-1

The face in the moon draws us into a gentle that brings peace to the mind, joy to the heart, and allows the spirit to soar.

Arlene Graston’s spell-binding paintings flow perfectly with Charles Mathes’s gentle lyrics, inviting us to embark on a voyage of discovery and delight. This is a story that words cannot tell, so be sure to listen with your heart.

Each of our inspirational, award-winning children’s books has been selected from among the many hundreds of submissions we receive each year. We then find the perfect artist, whose vision and talent are unleashed to create a brilliantly illustrated, award-winning children’s picture book. In Every Moon There is a Face won ForeWord Magazine's Children's Book of the Year award, and was a finalist for the Independent Publishers Book Award for Best Children's Picture Book.

About the Author

Charles Mathes earned his M.F.A. from Carnegie Mellon University as a Schubert Fellow of Playwriting. He began his eclectic career as a magician’s assistant, has worked as an editor, business manager, antique appraiser, and now manager of a prominent art gallery. Charles’s humor and unique outlook are reflected in his books, which include an acclaimed series of mystery novels.

About the Illustrator

Arlene Graston is a self-taught artist. Born in Reims, France, she apprenticed with Nina Ricci in Paris, as a fashion and jewelry designer. Since immigrating to America at age 22, Arlene has enjoyed a widely varied artistic career that includes designing and painting children's books, Broadway show posters, advertisements for companies such as Vogue and The New York Times, as well as writing television shows.