Amanda M. Moomey Pens WHAT DO YOU DREAM OF AT NIGHT?
By: Christina Mancuso Dec. 10, 2013
Amanda M. Moomey offers to readers "What Do You Dream of at Night?" (published by LifeRich Publishing), a creative, poetic new children's bedtime story.
Exploring the imagination, Moomey allows play ideas to be brought to life, desiring to instill in children the idea that the imagination is a safe-haven. "We all want to comfort our children so they understand that positive thinking is good for the soul," she writes. "As they grow older, we want them to have a 'safe place' to return to - inside their minds or in a physical place."
"What Do You Dream of at Night?" takes place in a child's imagination. It is not just one story about one child, but instead it is a collage of the many things children might think about, like flying and mermaids.
An excerpt from "What Do You Dream of at Night?":
"Climbing tall mountains
Or flying through the sky?
Being a mermaid
Or hitting a ball up high?"
This bedtime story offers children a creative way to match words with images, learning as they drift off to sleep.
"What Do You Dream of at Night?"
By Amanda M. Moomey
Hardcover | 8.5 x 11 in | 30 pages | ISBN 9781489700711
Softcover | 8.5 x 11 in | 30 pages | ISBN 9781489700728
E-Book | 32 pages | ISBN 9781489700735
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Amanda M. Moomey is the author of the children's book, "Our Book about Bugs," with several more in the making, including poetry books. Moomey was born in Michigan in 1982 and now resides in Milton, Fla., with her family. She earned a degree in marine biology at the University of West Florida, interned with NASA DEVELOP National Program and volunteers with several marine organizations along Florida's Gulf Coast.
LifeRich Publishing, the strategic publishing partnership of Reader's Digest and Author Solutions, LLC, was created to provide all writers a platform for sharing their stories, recipes, advice and more. LifeRich authors will benefit from a wealth of editorial design, marketing and education resources, specially created by Reader's Digest editors for the enrichment of these LifeSmart individuals. Books can be published in print, ebook or audio formats, with additional distribution to up to 25 million Reader's Digest customers through its online properties. Follow @LifeRichPub on Twitter or "Like" us at facebook.com/LifeRichPublishing for the latest updates.
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