One of 2023's Must Read Children's Picture Books Is The Night the Stars Went Missing by Author Arthur J. Gonzalez

San Francisco, California--(Newsfile Corp. - October 25, 2023) - Arthur J. Gonzalez, bestselling author of The Photo Traveler, has announced the forthcoming release of his debut picture book, The Night The Stars Went Missing. With a wholesome story and 40+ stunning full-color illustrations by Krapivina Olga, this memorable tale explores one of the biggest threats that future generations face, the depths of the human heart and the power of words and actions.

Book cover of The Night The Stars Went Missing

In The Night The Stars Went Missing, Winston spends each night watching the stars glimmer across the skies. When they suddenly go missing, he sets off on a mission to find out why. With the help of a humorous shooting star, he discovers that the stars have gone into hiding. They're afraid that humans will one day subject the stars to the stress they've already placed upon their friend planet Earth. It's up to Winston to convince the stars to return to the skies and share their luminous wonder with the very people they hope to change.

Although this book is intended for readers ages 5 to 9, older children and adults will still find much to appreciate in the adventurous plot and lush illustrations. Reviews of Gonzalez's other works have applauded his writing for being brilliant and engaging.

Inside preview of The Night The Stars Went Missing

The Night The Stars Went Missing is also an important gateway for parents and caregivers to have meaningful conversations about climate change. The grief, sadness, and fear the stars experience throughout the story challenges young readers to consider a complex, nuanced question in a healthy way: What are we going to do to save the stars?

The Night The Stars Went Missing will be available for purchase on November 1, 2023 on Amazon and the author's website.

Another Inside Preview of The Night The Stars Went Missing

Arthur J. Gonzalez is the bestselling author of The Photo Traveler, The Night The Stars Went Missing, and The Colorless Boy, among others. He was born and raised in Miami surrounded by his loud Cuban family. After graduating from the University of Florida, he developed an unapologetic obsession with chocolate and coffee. Gonzalez currently lives and writes in Los Angeles. Visit him online at www.hellowonderworld.com.

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