Books with title The Harvest Moon

Blood will water the corn.…It’s been a year since the Saranyu flotilla fell from the sky, and life in the Heartland has changed. Gone are the Obligations and the Harvest Home festivals. In their place is a spate of dead towns, the former inhabitants forced into mechanical bodies to serve the Empyrean—and crush the Heartland.When Cael awakens from a Blightborn sleep, miles away from the world he remembers, he sets out across the Heartland to gather his friends for one last mission. As the mechanicals, a war flotilla, and a pack of feral Empyrean girls begin to close in on the Heartland, there isn’t much time to make their next move. But if they can uncover a secret weapon in time, Cael and his friends might just find themselves with the power to save the world—or destroy it—resting in their hands.

Come follow Craig, a little farm boy, through the seasons of planting and harvesting different crops. Ride with him on his dad's red tractor and watch the seed covered up by mounds of brown crumbling dirt. Help him haul in the red and ripe strawberries with his red wagon. Then when summer turns to fall, see the beautiful redorange harvest moon light up the apple orchard. When winter arrives, laugh with him as his sisters throw snowballs at him and they build a snowman together. Then, when his sisters take him in for a treat, watch his face light up with delight! He wonders what the treat would be?

As the harvest moon shines down, the wind picks up, sending orange, yellow, and crimson leaves dancing, until they settle in a pumpkin patch. One-by-one, leaf people emerge to celebrate the autumnal equinox.Mark Jones's rich pastel illustrations bring to life the mysterious and fleeting world of a gentle troupe of leaf characters, who will warm the hearts of all readers.

Inspired by Henry David Thoreau’s Walden, Gene Stratton-Porter’s 1912 novel The Harvester focuses on David Langston, a young bachelor who lives in and makes his living from the swamps and forests of rural Indiana. A best-seller of the early 20th century, The Harvester combines romance and nature writing to demonstrate through David what a harmonious relationship between humans and the natural world could look like.

While tired farmers and their families are in bed, the harvest moon silently climbs into the sky and starts working its magic. For some, it is the nightly signal to rise and shine. It is time to hunt, to work, or to play in the shadows. For a little girl and her cat, it is an invitation to enjoy the wonders of the night and a last flood of light before the short days of winter set in. With an evocative text and radiant illustrations, this companion to Twilight Comes Twice offers a glimpse of nature’s nightlife long after bedtime.

THE HARVESTER is the story of David Langston, a solitary young man who harvests and sells medicinal herbs which he collects from his forested lands. He believes he needs nothing more than his work, his simple cabin and his trusty dog for companionship...that is until a hauntingly beautiful and demure vision visits him, and suddenly, he knows that it is the woman of his dreams. At that moment he realizes how truly lonely he has been, and that it is possible that a woman could share his home among the wild plants and herbs he collects...but first he must find this woman in his vision, and win her.

The enchanting tale of the Harvest moon and four animal friends, the rat, the mole,the stoat and the hedgehog. The boating friends take the Harvest Moon in their tiny rowing boat for a picnic on the river.Adventure ensues when the moon goes overboard.All ends happily with a huge picnic leaving the Harvest moon too full to climb back into the sky.But the cunning rat has a plan to save the day. A wonderful bedtime story in the classic “nonsense verse” style.Written and illustrated by Kate Shannon.

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