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Where's My Moon? By Carole Boston Weatherford (Grades 1-3)

January 24, 2026  /  Will Sengotta

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Carole Boston Weatherford is an acclaimed American poet and author known for celebrating African American history, culture, and resilience. She has written dozens of award-winning books for children and young adults, often blending lyrical language with powerful historical themes. Her poem “Where’s My Moon?” reflects her signature warmth and imagination, exploring longing, wonder, and a child’s search for comfort and belonging. Through simple yet evocative imagery, the poem invites readers to reflect on hope and reassurance. Weatherford’s work continues to inspire young readers while honoring voices and stories often overlooked. It blends emotion, rhythm, and accessibility for classrooms everywhere today.

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