The Moon Tower

Per Gustavsson

Sindre thinks the moon is the most exciting thing in the world. Is there any way to go there? He goes to the circus and asks the human canon ball – to be shot to the moon by a canon, that should work, right? But that takes circus training. Sindre then asks an astronaut, but it turns out that it takes a whole lot of education to borrow a space shuttle. Maybe I could build a tower, Sindre thinks, and gets to it. It turns into an adventurous climb towards the beckoning moon in the sky.

A moving and philosophical story of children who find their own clever solutions, and let their appetite for discovery guide them and gives their imagination free rein.

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