Magic Moon: Sister's Turn (Vol. 2)

A boy's younger sister worries about him when he is grieving after his best friend moves away. He has lost interest in eating, playing, and even talking to her and their mother.
Maybe Magic Moon, a scary, alien, moon-like being who likes puns and jokes, and gives great advice, can help! But first, she must trek up a snowy mountain to ask him.
"Warm and cozy, wearing its lessons lightly." —Kirkus Reviews.
FINALIST - The Wishing Shelf Book Awards - 2017 (UK).
Winner/Honorable Mention - The Purple Butterfly Book Awards - 2017 - Category: Chapter Books (Story Monsters, LLC).
"Children... will love this sparkling, often thoughtful, story." —A 'Wishing Shelf' Book Review (UK) 4 out of 5 Stars!
Excerpt:
...After she finished eating, she tugged her mittens back on, stood up, put her hands on her hips and yelled, "Hey, Mr. Magic Moon! Helllooooooo? I'm tired and cold! I just hiked up this enormous mountain in snow, and I'm freezing to death! Where are you? Why do I have to hike all the way up the mountain in snow just to ask you two questions?"
Then she heard a sound that made her heart thump hard. "Grrrrrrrr...!"
The little girl gasped! What was that noise? She looked around. It sounded like Brown Bear, who used to roam these mountains. Brown Bear had bitten a young man on his arm a couple of years ago.
The little girl knew she had heard a growl, but she couldn't see anything. "I'm losing my mind!" she declared.
Then the little girl started shaking with fright. She had to get out of there! She had to run home!
Suddenly, the moon turned around!
The little girl shrieked!
"Ahhhhh, mmmmmm...." Magic Moon murmured. He yawned and blinked his huge eyes.
"Who woke me from my nap?" he grumbled.
"I did!" the little girl replied indignantly. "I've been waiting here freezing, for hours!"...

AUTHOR Shirley Moulton, M.S., has been close, personal friends with Magic Moon for her entire life. He asked her to write some of his stories, so, naturally, she did! She has spent her entire professional career of over 35 years working with children who have disabilities (including but not limited to: autism, ADHD, behavior disorders, learning disabilities and other health impairments). She's also worked with non-disabled and gifted children. Shirley Moulton has a Master of Science degree in Special Education, and two Bachelor's degrees; one in Psychology and one in Special Education. She believes every child, whether classified with a disability or not, has many talents and gifts. She's grateful she can continue to make a positive difference in children's lives, now that she's retired, by writing the Magic Moon Children's Books series. She loves being a mother and a grandmother most of all!