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Informationen zum Autor Anastasia Suen, author of more than 60 books for children and Picture Writing (Writer's Digest Books, 2003), co-taught children’s literature at University of North Texas. She currently teaches the Story Structure Workshop at Southern Methodist University and children's writing workshops online. Suen talks about books and writes with children and adults at schools, libraries, bookstores, book festivals and conferences. A credentialed elementary school teacher, she is on the Reading Advisory Board for the Rosen Publishing Group and has worked as a poetry consultant for Sadlier-Oxford. A former director of Seminars in Children's Literature and advisor for the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, Suen is a co-founder of the Writers Roundtable Conference. She is on the Children's Book Council Children's Book Authors and Illustrators List and the "Great Children's Poets" List. Klappentext It was 1969 and no one had ever set foot on the moon. Some said it couldn't be done. But astronauts Mike Collins! Buzz Aldrin! and Neil Armstrong were going to try . . . Here in picture book format is the amazing true story of the first moon landing! when a man set foot on an unexplored world and showed us that the boundaries of our world were limitless. "[A] perfect introduction to space! the space program! and exploration. Thrilling!" ( Kirkus Reviews ) "The milestone event [is] a great idea for a picture book!" ( Publishers Weekly ) Zusammenfassung It was 1969 and no one had ever set foot on the moon. Some said it couldn't be done. But astronauts Mike Collins! Buzz Aldrin! and Neil Armstrong were going to try . . . Here in picture book format is the amazing true story of the first moon landing! when a man set foot on an unexplored world and showed us that the boundaries of our world were limitless. "[A] perfect introduction to space! the space program! and exploration. Thrilling!" ( Kirkus Reviews ) "The milestone event [is] a great idea for a picture book!" ( Publishers Weekly ) ...
