Jack knows he’s different from other kids – he doesn’t think the way they do. Jack’s love of the moon leads him on a courageous journey into the sea. This is a story about neurodiversity, finding new friends, facing your fears and following your dreams. Book reading and making phases of the moon bookmarks – we chalk in a moon at a pause point in the story while discussing the book. For example – Mum says to Jack to count to ten when he’s mad and punch a pillow. What ways do you have to help you when you feel mad – to help you to feel better and calm down? Join Emily Dodd for a fun-filled adventure featuring storytelling and mini science show.

Venue: Royston Library, 67 Royston Rd, Glasgow G21 2QW
Date: Thurs 5th June
Time: 1:30pm - 2:30pm
Booking: Invite only
Cost: Free

First published: 29 April 2025

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Cartoon image of a girl reading a book, on one side of her is a bag of produce and the other is a bush with mushrooms.

Royston Library

Emily Dodd