Mole's Star
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By Britta Teckentrup
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17 reviews
A magical, star-filled picture book about learning to share the wonders of our world.
Every evening, Mole comes out of his burrow to watch the twinkling stars in the sky above. How he wishes he could have them for his very own! Then one night he sees a shooting star, and suddenly his wish comes true. There’s just one problem: now that Mole’s burrow is full of beautiful, shining stars, none of the other animals can enjoy them . . .
Written and illustrated by the award-winning Britta Teckentrup, this beautiful picture book will spark conversations about sharing, friendship and using the resources of our world responsibly.
Look out for more books from Britta Teckentrup:
Little Mouse and the Red Wall
The Memory Tree
My Hand in Your Hand
Never Take a Bear to School
Reviews
This is a wonderful read aloud book about friendship and sharing. Perfect for PSHE or assembly and a lovely book to share with younger children. Wouldn't we all love to bring the stars inside to light up our room with them? Great for encouraging kids to look up, too.
It was fun. As it had so many animals and my favourite was when all the animals helped put the stars back in the sky
I liked that mole put all the stars back when he realised they were for everyone and not just him!
I love that the mole was so kind
I love this book, sharing and working together.
Absolutely lovely book and illustrations. Wonderful concept. Would reccomend to anyone and everyone.
Great book!
I liked when he stole all the stars. I would recommend to others
I loved this book. I read it going to sleep.
I didn't like this book so much because he took all the stars. But I liked it when he put all the other ones back and just kept his favourite.
I liked that they helped each other
Moles star was brilliant.
My favourite bit was when mole stole the stars.
He gave them back.
I would recommend this.
This was a bit sad because he wished he could take all the stars but he couldn't. He put them back with help from his friends.
Lovely pictures
This book was easy to read but enjoyable. The aim of the book was to tell you that you cannot have everything for yourself and it is good to share.
I liked it when Mole out the stars back where they belong.
I loved the bit where mole put the stars back
