The Book of Bok: One Moon Rock's Journey Through Time and Space

In this unique non-fiction picture book, Neil Armstrong explores the adventure of the first moon landing and the Earth and Moon's creation. A moon rock named Bok has witnessed the Earth's transformation for millennia, including stars bursting into being, meteors streaking through the solar system, and the formation of the Moon. One day, Bok is awoken by a strange creature and thrown into a box, leading to his meeting with Neil Armstrong.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 40 pages
Publication date: 28 April 2022
Publisher: Hachette Children's Group

In a captivating non-fiction picture book, Neil Armstrong delves into the remarkable adventure of the first moon landing and sheds light on the fascinating origins of Earth and the Moon. A young boy, captivated by the distant moon, ponders the possibility of a human stepping foot on its surface and gazing back at our planet. Meanwhile, Earth itself is being observed from the lunar vantage point. An ancient moon rock, known as Bok, has been observing our world for countless millennia, offering a unique perspective. Geologists, who study rocks, have a saying: "Rocks remember." Throughout its existence, Bok has witnessed awe-inspiring events, including the birth of stars, the passage of meteors, and the transformation of the moon's surface through craters and volcanic eruptions. It has also witnessed the evolution of Earth, witnessing the rise of mountain ranges, the formation of oceans, and the reign of dinosaurs.

One early lunar morning, Bok finds itself abruptly awoken by a peculiar creature, who picks it up and throws it into a box. This unexpected encounter marks the beginning of a remarkable journey, as Bok and Neil Armstrong embark on a shared adventure. Their story, filled with twists and turns, reveals the extraordinary bond that forms between these two celestial entities and the incredible secrets they uncover about the universe.

Weight: 222g
Dimension: 240 x 239 x 8 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781526362285