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Werewolf Moon

Part of Science Solves It!

Author Juliana Hanford
Illustrated by Cary Pillo
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Astra Publishing House | Kane Press
On sale Sep 28, 2021 | 32 Pages | 9781635927597
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Could the new neighbor be a werewolf? Jake has to find out - before the full moon strikes and it's too late.
Juliana Hanford grew up in Rochester, New York, spending most of her time reading and swimming. She received her B.A. in English at Vassar College, having spent a semester studying Irish folklore at University College Cork and having written her thesis on the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales. Juliana then continued on to New York City where she became a children's book editor. View titles by Juliana Hanford
Cary Pillo grew up on a farm near the Cascade Mountains in Washington State. Surrounded by animals, she began drawing at an early age. Cary received her fine arts degree from Washington State University and has been an illustrator for some fifteen years. She is the illustrator of several children's books. She lives in Seattle with her husband and son, and their dog Rocket. View titles by Cary Pillo

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Could the new neighbor be a werewolf? Jake has to find out - before the full moon strikes and it's too late.

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Juliana Hanford grew up in Rochester, New York, spending most of her time reading and swimming. She received her B.A. in English at Vassar College, having spent a semester studying Irish folklore at University College Cork and having written her thesis on the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales. Juliana then continued on to New York City where she became a children's book editor. View titles by Juliana Hanford
Cary Pillo grew up on a farm near the Cascade Mountains in Washington State. Surrounded by animals, she began drawing at an early age. Cary received her fine arts degree from Washington State University and has been an illustrator for some fifteen years. She is the illustrator of several children's books. She lives in Seattle with her husband and son, and their dog Rocket. View titles by Cary Pillo

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