Moon Dust Press

Discover how to read palms for each individual, young or old, and learn how much hands can really tell us. In Your Hands: A Kid’s Guide to Palmistry is an all-encompassing, illustrated palmistry guide written just for kids. Join professional palmist P. V. Dai as you learn about the lines, mounts, and symbols of the palm with sample palms based off real readings. Alongside child-friendly information about what the different features of the palm and hand say about a person’s potential, this guide includes novel sections about energy exchange and setting the tone for any divinatory reading and is a fun approach to palmistry history. Providing clear and contemporary information for young palmists that they can continue using into adulthood, In Your Hands focuses on both a light and shadow self-approach and features inclusive illustrations from Elissa Marie (@elissamariecreative).

A magical bedtime spell for spiritual families, Magic Child brings the tools of grounding, breathwork, and protection into a bedtime routine to help caretakers and children manifest a calm environment. This board book honors these traditions, recognizing them as an everyday ritual and way to create magic.  Magic Child is a bedtime spell for spiritual families. This enchanting book brings the tools of grounding, breathwork, herbalism, casting a circle of protection, and talking to spirits into a bedtime routine to help caretakers and children manifest a calm sleep environment. Magic Child seeks to honor these traditions, recognizing them as an everyday ritual and a way to create magic.  Glowing candle, clear sweet chime. Draw your circle with a rhyme.   Evening wind and cricket thrum. Buzzing mind slows to a hum.   What can you touch, hear, and smell? Magic child, cast a spell.   Using a rhythmic meter and the repeated refrain of “magic child, cast a spell,” the text walks readers through a gentle meditation that introduces relaxation and self-care techniques to readers aged from infant to three. As Magic Child is read at bedtime, children engage in a metacognitive journey to think about how people care for themselves by preparing for rest. Illustrated entirely in hand-carved and printed linocuts in a warm two-color palette, Magic Child will quickly become a beloved bedtime ritual.