and capture the moon by Amy Arnold

and capture the moon is a story about marking ground, digging a protected hole, allowing rain water to fill hole, reflecting the sky on the surface of the water, and capturing the reflection of the moon. An elemental story about the built world, and capture the moon invites a broad range of interpretation and allows inclusion of meanings from multiple perspectives. The book suggests ideas about marking ground, defining levels of protection, and allowing disruption as a catalyst for resulting wonder. It celebrates the fundamental abstraction inherent in compressing and combining the earth and sky in built work.