Last Tuesday a star fell into the meadow, too tired to shine. "Throw it back," said the fireflies. "The sky will catch it." But the smallest firefly, a little one they called Lantern as a joke, knew a better thing to do. A quiet bedtime story about carrying what is tired instead of throwing it away, painted in deep watercolor night. For ages 2 to 6, and for anyone who has ever needed to be carried. Narrated in a calm synthetic voice.
