Through moon and stars and night skies family literacy fun

Stories about adoption from children who were adopted, including a book titled "Through moon and stars and night skys" by Ann Turner, about a boy from a foreign country who is adopted in America. Additional books reviewed include "Horace" by Holly Keller, "Fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers : a collection of family poems" by Mary Ann Hoberman, and "Free to be--a family :a book about all kinds of belonging" by Marlo Thomas and Friends.

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"The story about of a family formed through adoption. Also discusses brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, and other family members."
"Stories about adoption from children who were adopted, including a book titled "Through moon and stars and night skys" by Ann Turner, about a boy from a foreign country who is adopted in America. Additional books reviewed include "Horace" by Holly Keller, "Fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers : a collection of family poems" by Mary Ann Hoberman, and "Free to be--a family :a book about all kinds of belonging" by Marlo Thomas and Friends."@en
"Presents a reading of Through moon and stars and night skies by Ann Turner, illustrated by James Graham Hale, a story of a family formed by adoption."
"The is a tender story about a family formed through adoption. People everywhere talk about the ups and downs of life as fathers, mothers, sisters, brothrs, and more. It's a show everyone can "relate" to."
"Reads a story about adoption - Through moon and stars and night skies by Ann Turner. Talks to people about the ups and downs of family life."
"Stories about adoption from children who were adopted, including a book titled "Through moon and stars and night skys" by Ann Turner, about a boy from a foreign country who is adopted in America. Additional books reviewed include "Horace" by Holly Keller, "Fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers : a collection of family poems" by Mary Ann Hoberman, and "Free to be--a family : a book about all kinds of belonging" by Marlo Thomas and Friends."
"LeVar explores the variety of ways families are created: the Harris family has 2 children, both adopted; the Peck family is a single mother and 9 adopted children; the Abney family is a set of parents, 2 brothers and an adopted sister. Viewers learn that families are really created by love. The read-aloud book, Through moon and stars and night skies, by Ann Turner is about a young boy's memories of coming to America to be adopted. Follow up activities are about family coat of arms, wall hanging, and a visit to the library for suggested works."@en