Qamar Al Yaraqat | Sally Gardner

The Larvae Moon” is a story for young adults, won the Carnegie Prize and the COSTA Prize, written by, Sally Gardner, and translated by Iman Ibrahim, it tells the story of a lazy boy in his class, called “Standish Truedel” who cannot read, cannot write, and has the privilege of being the only one who cannot The spelling, even of his name, and his medical idiots had always sung to him this song "Standish Treadwell Isn't Smart," but Miss Connolly was the only teacher to say "Sandish is different because he's original." Standish also had a faithful friend named Hector who was considered "a breath in the Fantasy world", the two friends will draw a world of their own, They imagine themselves on a planet they invented, called "Planet Juniper", this imaginary planet, which will be the beginning of the discovery of the larval moon, the moon of young children. He is not alone, and we shall make contact with the people of Juniper who distinguish between right and wrong, and who can send green flies, and men in leather-coats, and Mr. Janelle through the dark hole of oblivion, we agreed to avoid the moon, who would go to the motherland, and there he was upon It's about to fly its black and red flag on its dusty silver surface!"
"The Larvae Moon" is a story of those dreamers, who are shunned by school, and who don't get rewards, tomorrow will be yours...