For my part, I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream. ~ Vincent Van GoghWhat inspires people to create? Whether it’s a painting, a story, a new invention, a recipe, or even a simple little song, the inspiration to begin must start somewhere. But where?
On one cold, winter night in Lullaby Valley, an old composer was determined to write a new song, but he couldn’t find the notes in his heart no matter how hard he searched. He fussed, scribbled, and paced the floor, but all he found was a handful of awkward notes that refused to “sing.” So he gazed out to the night sky.
In a small town many miles away on that same night, a little boy squirmed and kicked his blankets, unable to sleep. That’s when his mother came in to help him rest, and with her soft voice, she sang a song while they both looked up to the stars.
What happens next is a story to help kids young and old find their creative inspiration and share it with others, even if it’s just a simple little song. You see, the old composer and the faraway mother soon found their creative spirit from the same night sky.
Lullaby Valley is a beautiful, heart-warming book about a secluded, peaceful place where people live in harmony not just with their neighbors, but with the world. The night sky has an abundance of inspirational sparks; enough for everyone. Sometimes all it takes is a glance in a new direction.
O autorze
KATHERINE MURRAY is the author of more than 70 nonfiction books on topics related to technology and eco-spirituality. She is a hospice chaplain and Quaker pastor in Central Indiana. Lullabye Valley is her first children’s book. You can read more of Katherine’s writings on her blog, The Space between the Words (https://spacebetweenwordsweb.wordpress.com/) and listen to her podcast Quaker Morning (https://quakermorningcom.wordpress.com).
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