When the Moon Comes Home

Here, the moon is a living presence, and once every hundred years it leaves the sky to rest upon the earth. Its absence unsettles the world: tides fall still, stars dim, and dreams grow harder to hold. In a quiet farming village, young Oliver and his little sister, Rose, find a silent, silver child in a field. Its arrival draws them beyond the familiar fields and toward the remnants of forgotten kingdoms, on a journey to discover how it might return to the sky. The farther they travel, the more the siblings must rely on one another—and the more the child’s presence seems to touch Rose in ways Oliver cannot explain. A tender, mythic fantasy about family, old wonders, and the wishes that can make a journey harder than any road.