Breakfast Moon

Written by Meg Gower & illustrated by David Barker, Breakfast Moon is an engaging storybook for young scientists. Mae and her little brother, Arthur, choose what to eat for breakfast each morning based on the shape of the Moon. But what happens when they can’t see the Moon? Developed in partnership with early childhood educators and developmental psychology researchers, the story encourages children to observe the world around them.

Published by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) .

*Image courtesy of ASP.

Michigan Moon

The magical “Michigan Moon” tells the story of creatures of the night in this lyrical children's picture book. The story is based on an original lullaby by Harriet Gower, written for her daughter, Meg. As an adult, Meg expanded the song into a seven-verse poem. Illustrated with exquisite wildlife photography from three Michigan photographers.

Published by Fifth Avenue Press, an imprint of the Ann Arbor District Library, Ann Arbor, MI.

COMING 2024: Milky Way

A new storybook featuring Mae and Arthur. The children go camping and see the Milky Way for the first time! They learn about light pollution and use their new-found knowledge to help their school make good “Dark Sky” choices. This book is being developed with an editorial team from the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. The team includes children’s book author Angela Dalton and education specialists Anna Hurst and Theresa Summer of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific.