Milo's Moonlight Mission

The most spectacular night skies are revealed when we plan for the ideal moment-with loved ones by our sides. This heartwarming tale is perfect for space fans and young budding astronauts!
Outer space is out there for exploring, and Captain Milo is ready for takeoff! If only he didn't have to wait for his Second-in-Command-or as he also calls her, Mom-to report for duty. Yet Mom's list of daily tasks grows ever longer, and she can't launch until they're done. So, like any good captain, Milo offers to help! Work? Check. Dinner? Check. Cleanup? Check. When the weather forecast predicts a middle-of-the-night meteor storm, Captain Milo wants desperately to witness it. But will his Second-in-Command have enough time to accomplish this magical mission with him?

Kathleen Blasi writes books for young readers, including Hosea Plays On (illustrated by Shane W. Evans), A Name of Honor, and Are Organized Sports Better for Kids than Pickup Games? Active in the children's writing community, Kathleen has served as Co-President of Rochester Area Children's Writers & Illustrators and is former Co-Director of the Rochester Children's Book Festival, for which she and her Co-Director received the 2015 New York State Reading Association Literacy Advocate Award. Kathleen lives in western New York, where, along with writing, she enjoys fostering the curiosity of young storytellers.
Petronela Dostalova graduated from the Cambridge School of Art with a MA in Children's Book Illustration. Before the MA she was studying Fine Arts at the University of East Anglia. In 2015 her children's book The Reds and Greens was highly commended for the Creative Conscience Award. The project promoted equality. Petronela comes from a Czech-Slovak-Hungarian background but decided to nest into the heart of Suffolk where she currently lives and works with her partner and their dog Haribo. If you don't find her drawing at her desk, she will be out traveling or cycling somewhere. She likes to be near, in, on, or underwater at any time of the day except when she is drawing–she is still working on a way to be able to do these things at the same time.