When Billy decides he wants to know what stars are made of, he seeks to catch one of his own. Billy doesn't consider the obstacles that come when one attempts to catch a star... He can only dream about what he'll learn when he catches his star. Mommy plays into Billy's ideas and makes a game out of his Star-Fishing experience, a smart and fun strategy to encourage Billy's imagination... Together they imagine the shooting star visiting exciting places and creatures like Mt. Everest, the North Pole, a hopping kangaroo and more... The outcome is pleasing, sentimental, and unique!

Undoubtedly, Billy isn't the only child who has contemplated such adventures. No doubt children will make up their own shooting star adventures after reading Star-Fishing!

This book has been graded for interest at 8-12 years.

There are 36 pages in this book. This book was published 2017 by Lulu. com .

Amy Gelsthorpe is the author of STAR FISHING (November 7th, 2017) and I LOVE OUTSIDE (Spring/Summer 2018). As a full time Children's Book Author and a stay-at- home mom, Amy was inspired to write her Children's stories by the adventures of her family and imaginations. Amy has always loved writing, having written her first book of poems in the 5th grade. Today, she enjoys writing, reading, spending time with family and friends, yoga, and. Christmas. Amy is a passionate Christmas decorator and her Christmas decorations have been featured on the national news, social media sites of major retailers, and blogs. Amy seeks to inspire children to love to read from an early age. Not only is she focused on providing stories for avid readers, but she also has a special place in her heart for children with learning differences as one of her Children has the gift of Dyslexia. She lives in Atlanta, GA with her husband, three amazing, talented children, and two adorable dogs. Janet King was born in a small Tudor Village in Berkshire England and now lives in Hampshire, England. She holds a diploma from Epsom Art College in Illustration. She enjoys exploring and creating in a wide range of mediums including conventional materials such as pencil, ink, watercolour and gouache. Often Janet combines the basic concept design by scanning her art into the computer to develop the work within photoshop. Janet takes pleasure In conjuring the atmosphere of a story and bringing it into visual life. Janet's illustrations have been used primarily in children's books. One of the children's books Janet illustrated was short listed for the People's Book Prize in 2010. Janet has also illustrated cartoons, a spot of simple animation, and done sculpting for giftware.