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How to Catch a Star | 
 enlarge | Author: Oliver Jeffers
Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books
Category: Book
List Price: £5.99
Buy New: £1.86
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 216
Media: Paperback
Pages: 32
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 10.2 x 9.9 x 0.2
ISBN: 0007150342
EAN: 9780007150342
ASIN: 0007150342
Publication Date: May 3, 2005
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Simple and lovely September 1, 2008
K. Fleetwood (SE London)
There's something very soothing and calming about this book, which makes it perfect for bedtime. The story is simple, the illustrations are beautiful, and we all feel good when we read it. My two-year-old son absolutely loves it, and I do too.
We all Love it! August 23, 2008
K. Hinson (UK)
I bought this book & cd for my daughter last year, and still listens to it every night since then! Mum, dad and daughter all love this wonderful story.
We will be buying lost & found as well as way back home as I found out they are also out in book & cd.
We are big fans and hope Oliver Jeffers keeps writting wonderful books like this.
fly me to the moon January 25, 2008
Larissaschoeler (London, UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
amongst one of the most beautiful contemporary children books i have read.
it is the innocent and very basic style in which children are encouraged to dream and reach out for the impossible and get motivated to fuel their imagination with creative thinking and alternative solutions to seemingly unachievable tasks. i consider it the very skill of a good children book to not mock or burst a bubble but offer a beautiful alternative to the unachievable. Oliver Jeffers always has a nice twist in his books and heartbreaking illustrations of the yearnings and hopes of his characters.
every child needs to read or be read a book like this. the only equivalent
i know is a book about a bear who wants to reach the moon. a book that is
decades old and whose title i cant currently recall- but it still sits in a box in the house i grew up in surrounded by other books that shaped the very me- why i think a good choice of book for your children is invaluable- and i believe this one is a very good choice that will hopefully get passed on to as many generations possible.
enjoy.
Beautiful modern book for young children. November 25, 2007
Mamamellow (East Sussex UK Best Universe)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This is a lovely book. I was drawn to buy it from the great reviews it had received and I'm truly glad I did. The story is so poignant that I actually feel quite tearful each time I read it and my 34 month old absolutely adores it - I don't think she quite understands the concept of trying to catch star as she told me the other day that she wants to buy the moon in Tesco! However, it's the futility of trying to catch a real star that makes this story so sad but so sweet at the same time - and the ending, without wanting to spoil it, is perfect. The illustrations are just beautiful and the story is brilliant. I can't put this one down. I usually prefer classic children's stories as I can't bare 'political correctness' but this story is wonderful. I can't wait for my 12 month old to get into it too. Oliver Jeffers is a genius.
Charming August 18, 2007
S. L. Bradley (UK)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Bought on the strength of the other customer reviews and I wasn't disappointed. It's a bit old for my 14 month old (illustrations are beautiful but a bit sophisticated at this age), but I can see it's going to become a bedtime classic.
A heart warming tale - this is magical reading!
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