“Eddie Moves Out”, Picture-Book Sequel to “Eddie the Electron”

Just got a sampling of the illustrations for the sequel to Eddie the Electron (Eddie Moves Out), with a tentative release date of June, 2017. Check 'em out below. I love the playfulness of Harry Pulver's illustrations and their absolute synergy with the story.

If you're looking for an educational stocking stuffer this Christmas, please consider buying the first in the Eddie series if you haven't already done so. Whether you do it via *Eddie the Electron* or another avenue, the earlier you introduce your kids to science, the better for their (and our) futures. As Harry wrote in his accompanying correspondence: "Using whimsy and humor to teach about atomic structure and behavior, these books have been very popular in schools and home. Never trust Uranium ..."

There are 3 options for purchasing the book:

Local (NC) friends can purchase the book at The Regulator Bookshop in Durham and at the Morehead Planetarium gift shop in Chapel Hill. For my Piedmont (VA) friends, you can purchase the book at the Virginia Museum of Natural History (Martinsville), the Danville Science Center or Brewed Awakening cafe (across the street from the DSC).

Otherwise, you can purchase the book from Amazon or from me directly by following the instructions HERE.

Thanks for caring and sharing :-)

Melissa Rooney

Melissa Bunin Rooney is a picture-book author, freelance writer and editor, 2nd-generation Polish-Lithuanian immigrant; Southerner (NC and VA); Woman in Science (Ph.D. Chemistry); Australian-U.S. citizen; and Soil and Water Conservationist. She provides hands-on STEM and literary workshops and residencies for schools and organizations, as well as scientific and literary editing services for businesses, universities, non-profits, and other institutions. Melissa also reviews theater and live performances for Triangle Theater Review and reviews books for NY Journal of Books.

https://www.MelissaRooneyWriting.com
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