Mhia loves to hug and receive hugs. On finding out she can't complete a wish to hug the sun, she becomes very upset.To cheer the child, Mhia's mother tells her the story of the antics the sun goes through in order to receive a hug, and the chaos it causes. In the end, she learns the meaning of a solar eclipse .Recommended list of reading material with books such as: I Can Read with My Eyes Shut Dr. Seuss, New York, Random House, 1978 Pigs Make Me Sneeze Mo Willems, New York City, Disney-Hyperion, 2009 Green Eggs and Ham Dr. Seuss, New York, Random House, 1960 Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Bill Martin Jr., New York, Little Simon 2012 Biscuit Takes a Walk Alyssa Satin Capucilli, New York, Harper Collins, 2009 Five Little Monkeys Wash the Car Eileen, Christelow, New York, HMH Books for Young Readers, 2010 Good Night Moon Margaret Brown, New York, Harper and Brothers, 1947 Are you my Mother P.D. Eastman, New York, Random House, 1960 If You Give a Pig a Pancake Laura Numeroff, New York, Harper Collins, 1998 How Rocket Learned to Read Tad, Hills, New York, Schwartz and Wade, 2010 Are You Ready to Play Outside Mo Willems, New York City, Disney-Hyperion, 2008 Fancy Nancy and the Posh Puppy Jane O'Connor, New York, Harper Collins, 2012 Who will Hug the Sun Ey Wade, New York, Wade-In Publishing, 2013 Book 2 from the series In My Sister's World featuring three African-American sisters as they explore life and the world around them. Enjoy "Between the Two of Them," with colorful pictures and delightful prose, explores the advantages and disadvantages of being the middle child and shows how Gillean discovers she has a special uniqueness in the family and 'Not a Sound, Not a Peep'- shows how the family in prose and illustrations handles the nightmares of Mhia, the youngest child in the family.
About the Author: Ey considers herself to be a caged in frustrated author of thought provoking, mind bending eBooks, an occasional step-in parent, a fountain of knowledge, and ready to share. She is the mother of three daughters that were previously home-schooled and are now either attending college or graduated from college and the drooling 'Lovey' to a baby boy. Ey was born in Texas and reared as an Army brat. There is the constant need to speak, writing and telling stories is the way she choose to socialize. As a writer she had an essay in Essence magazine, published nine books and had several articles printed in the local paper and magazines. As the single-parent of three daughters, Ey Wade has worked in the childcare profession for over thirty years. Child safety has always been a concern in her life and she has drawn on those experiences to write the novel which has gained the attention of parents, parents-to-be, and child care professionals. All of her books are highly recommendable to your friends, family and coworkers.