A boy and his dad experience a total solar eclipse in this heartwarming picture book by author and illustrator Andy Rash. Shimmering rays shine around the moon. I try not to blink. We are in the perfect place at the perfect time. After hearing about the total solar eclipse happening in two months, a boy makes a plan with his father to go see it. They drive to the perfect campsite, not wanting to miss the couple of minutes when the sun will be completely hidden by the moon. When the moment happens, being together makes it even more special. Based on a trip that author-illustrator Andy Rash took with his son to see the eclipse in August 2017, Eclipse is a heartfelt and playfully illustrated ode to seeking out unique adventures and savoring the most special moments with the people you love. Back matter about eclipses and maps of eclipses' paths across the United States make this book perfect for the STEAM curriculum. Praise for Are You a Horse?: "Packed with colors and peppered with lighthearted jokes." -- Booklist "[The] illustrations are comical and colorful, and the cartoon expressions capture the burlesque nature of the A goofy giggle-inducing read-aloud." -- School Library Journal Praise for Agent A to Agent Z: ★ "Rash's deadpan digital cartoons slyly spoof the undercover There's good fun here for any aspiring spy who's looking for a reason to come in from the cold." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review "The illustrations, india ink and Adobe Photoshop, have a bold, appealing enjoy investigating this clever alphabet caper." -- The Horn Book Praise for The Robots Are Coming: "[A] clever tongue-in-cheek children's book [Rash] has a keen sense for the pleasingly corny." -- Publishers Weekly "The screwball gouache and ink illustrations are played for They zig and zag across the pages, affording a great sense of movement and plenty of fun." -- Booklist Andy Rash is the author and illustrator of several picture books, including The Robots Are Coming, Are You a Horse?, and Agent A to Agent Z. Andy's illustrations have been featured in the New York Times, Time, Wired, the New Yorker, and other national publications, and his animations have been shown on Nickelodeon. He teaches illustration at The Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. He lives in Milwaukee with his wife and two children

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