When I See the Sun, You Moon

MimiChi lives in Japan. Her Nona lives in the United States. MimiChi misses her Nona very much. As they go through their day, they share parallel moments-a sunrise in Japan, a sunset in America-creating a thread that connects their world until they can be together again.When I See the Sun, You See the Moon explores the universal love between a grandparent and grandchild. That love defies the distance, the time zone, the way they spend their days apart. Their love is as constant as the sun and moon they both share.--"Grandparents and their grandchildren share a special bond, and this story beautifully highlights how love and connection transcend distance." - Reedsy"A moving children's book about the love grandparents and grandchildren share, however far apart." - Toni Woodruff for Independent Book Review"Elementary-level libraries will find the story easy to recommend to parents seeking picture book stories about absent family members..." - Diane Donovan for Midwest Book Review