Moonthief - Tapa dura

"There's a new moon out tonight," said Bobby. "I wonder what they did with the old one?" asked Betty. "I stole it." "Moonthief!" "To give to you." What might Betty do with this wonderful gift of the old moon? She could play frisbee with it, she could use it as a silver tray and serve drinks on it, she and Bobby could go skating on it, keep goldfish in it...Bobby has endless ideas. He's such a daft bear...but of all the bears in the wide, wide, moonlit world Betty loves him best! Moonthief marks an exciting departure in Penny Dann's work as she uses a brilliant new artwork style for the first time. This delightful story of a small bear with a wild and wonderful imagination will bring a smile to the face and a skip to the heart of all readers, young and old.

Roger McGough is one of Britain's favourite poets. Born in Liverpool, Roger trained as a teacher, but his true calling was poetry. Over the past four decades he has published over 50 books, as well as writing for radio, film and television. His work for television and radio includes recent stints as stand-in presenter on BBC Radio 4's Home Truths and guest 'expert' on Countdown. In addition to several prestigious awards, including the Signal Poetry Award (twice), Roger received an OBE in 1997 for services to poetry. Roger McGough lives in London. Penny Dann's reputation as an illustrator has grown steadily since she graduated from the Brighton School of Art and Design. She has over thirty successful children's titles to her name including: The Secret Fairy Handbook and Stories for Bedtime (both Orchard). For Kingfisher she has illustrated the highly successful picture books What Are Friends For? What Will I Do Without You? and Will You Forgive Me? Penny Dann lives in Brighton.