Treasure: The Stars Will Still Shine

Title Page Stars Will Still Shine

I’ve been meaning to share this picture book for weeks now. The Stars Will Still Shine  is by Cynthia Rylant, a powerhouse of a children’s author. Pretty much everything she writes turns to gold and her credentials are impressive, to say the least. This simple book reminds us that even as things change, they still stay the same, a reassuring message that even I need to hear once in a while.

This new year

Tiphanie Beeke is the illustrator and I think her watercolor paintings are sublime, full of a dreamy sweetness and plenty of lush color.

Love will be strong

The words and images are simple. The good things in life are celebrated in this book—ice cream, cuddly pets, swinging on the swing.

Homes will be cozy

There will be light in every dark place

Family gathered around a table, playing with friends, flying kites, birds flying in the sky, seasons changing—these are the essential experiences of children everywhere. Any child, from baby to first grader, will easily relate. Furthermore, I would fully recommend this book for any child who is feeling stressed, grieving, or going through a difficult transition.

Harvest rest

“The sky will still be there, the stars will still shine …

Birds

birds will fly over us, church bells will chime.”

2 Responses to “Treasure: The Stars Will Still Shine”

  • rae
    March 5, 2011 at 7:14 pm

    this looks like a charming book. love the illustrations! we are grieving and going through a hard time and this seems like a comforting reminder, indeed. thanks for the recommendation. 😉

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    • Sara
      March 6, 2011 at 11:10 am

      Hi Rae, I’m sorry to hear you’re having a difficult time. I hope you see sunnier days soon, and I hope you enjoy this book as much as we did. Take care.

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