A magical new children's book · Under 8s

Someone
Stole the Sun!

Name: Someone Stole the Sun!
Author: P. B. Cahill
ISBN: 9781923454552

P. B. Cahill

A delightful rhyming adventure with enchanting illustrations — perfect for bedtime reading with under 8s.

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E-BOOK & PAPER BOOK · ISBN 978-1-923454-55-2

Someone Stole the Sun! book standing on a mossy log in a twilight forest beneath an eclipsed sun

The story

One moment the forest was bright. The next, everything went dark — right in the middle of the day.

Something is terribly wrong in Storybook Forest, and the woodland friends know it. Rabbit hops like a jack-in-the-box to spread the alarm, and straight from her burrow runs the Red Fox, to find out what Rabbit was rabbiting about. Together with Badger, Owl and Hedgehog they set off to solve the mystery…

But could a fire-eating dragon have swallowed the sun whole?

FriendshipCuriosityDiscovery

RabbitRed FoxBadgerOwlHedgehog

Peek between the pages

Inside the book

Open storybook spread showing Rabbit alerting the Red Fox beneath a starry forest sky

"Rabbit was hopping like a jack in the box. 'Someone has stolen the sun!' he called out."
STRAIGHT FROM HER BURROW RAN THE RED FOX

Rhymes that bounce along to read aloud, and warm, enchanting illustrations by Brittany Wilson that make the forest glow on every page — the perfect pairing for little listeners drifting off to sleep.

About the author

P. B. Cahill

Growing up in the shadow of the Slieve Gullion Mountain on the Southern/Northern Irish border, Patrick found endless inspiration in the fields and forests around his home. Countryside creatures and childhood adventures helped to shape Someone Stole the Sun!, the latest of three children’s books he has penned. He has also written numerous poems and is currently working on two novellas and another children’s book.

Written in rhyming couplets, he wrote this book after overhearing a real conversation between a mother and her children concerning a solar eclipse. Through the eyes of beloved woodland animals, Patrick gives young readers a gentle, reassuring way to understand the world around them.

Illustrated by Brittany Wilson.

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