
Oh my heart! Readers of Isadora Moon and Mummy Fairy and Me are going to LOVE Nora Nightsky. She’s cool. She’s fun. And she’s actually a star that’s heading to earth as a girl. ⭐️
⭐️ Nora Nightsky
✏️ By Rebecca Lewis-Oakes @hellorebeccalo
Illustrated by Becka Moor @beckamoor
❤️ Published by Scholastic @scholastic_uk
Perfect for readers aged 6 – 9 years old
Coming soon – 11th September 2025
Nora Nightsky is a star – literally. Her glamorous mum is the North Star, and their dazzling family works hard, bringing to life the Little Bear constellation and sprinkling magic down to earth to grant human wishes. Nora is not as shiny as her siblings. She doesn’t think much of wish-granting. Why can’t humans solve their own problems on Earth?!
When a little girl, Olivia, makes a wish for Nora to grant, Nora sneaks down to Earth, with her sparkly hare sidekick, Leap, to prove to the humans they can make the wishes come true themselves. ⭐️
The two pair up to make a cunning plan for Olivia to get a pet and her wish to come true, but can they do it before Nora runs out of stardust and is trapped on earth?
Ekk!!!
Thank you so much for letting us have a sneaky peak at this new series Rosie ❤️ @scholastic_uk – We are completely smitten with it!
Nora Nightsky is a riot of fun! We zoomed through the first three chapters and cannot wait to find out what happens next. Rebecca Lewis-Oakes writing twinkles with charm, wrapping us up in Nora’s playful world. And, the mythology about astronomy and constellations is so cleverly woven into the story in such a delightful way – I’ve not seen anything like it.
And of course, wow, Becka Moor, the illustrations of Nora are brilliant. Cool, edgy, and perfectly paired with the writing.
Nora Nightsky gives us all the feels that this is going to be the next big book series hitting the shelves. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
You can pre order Nora Nightsky now 🙂
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