Connecting the Stars

Deborah Stevenson author Stella Mongodi illustrator

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Ethicool Books

Published:19th Jan '23

Should be back in stock very soon

Connecting the Stars cover

  • A eDM to purchase the book will be sent out to Ethicool's database of more than 100,000 customers in the US and globally 

  • Paid and organic social media promotion to Ethicool's followers 

  • Multiple reviews by well-known book reviewers on Instagram 

  • Book submitted for review to the School Library Journal 

  • Author read-aloud available on YouTube, will be shared widely

  • Author interview available via publisher website

  • Book sent to the Duchess of York to feature on 'Storytime with Fergie and Friends'.

When you look up at the sky at night, what do you see? This awe-inspiring book tells the stories behind the world's constellations, with a message that is as magical as it is important.

In a time where we all need to be reminded that we are one world, this truly remarkable book journeys through the special constellations in both the northern and southern hemisphere sky, providing a poetic look into their broader meaning.

Children will marvel at everything the universe has created for us, from Vulpecula (The Little Fox), to Lepus (The Hare), a very special constellation just south of the equator, that can miraculously be seen from the northern hemisphere in winter.

This is not just a story of the constellations, though. Carefully woven throughout the story is children of all races and abilities. Why? Because no matter who we are and where we come from, we all play an equal part in marvelling at, and ultimately holding up, the sky.



"Ethereal, intriguing, and inspiring. There is always something new to marvel at with any of Stella Mongodi's books." The Kidlit Mum 

"I'd give this book at A+ for inclusion. It was really nice to see a child with Down's syndrome in it." Lily's Library 

"An absolute masterpiece. Beautifully written." The Book Snob

ISBN: 9780648872399

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: unknown

32 pages