Book Spotlight: Pacha’s Pajamas, A Story Written by Nature
The Children’s Book Review
Pacha’s Pajamas, A Story Written by Nature
Written by Aaron Ableman
Ages: 6-9 | 44 Pages
Publisher: Morgan James Kids | ISBN-13: 978-1630477042
What to Expect: Nature and Magic
Pacha is a little girl with big dreams who spends a lot of time in front of screens. After an asthma attack, her mother gives a pair of magical pajamas. That night, the animals and plants on Pacha’s new pajamas come to life. Entering her dream as a little gorilla, she comes upon an unlikely group of creatures, large and small, all feeling sad about the state of the world. They decide to organize the greatest festival on Earth to unite all species. They build a stadium, half land, half water, and powered by electric eels. Fun-filled acts include an insect music band called The Beetles, a black-eyed pea rapper, and a beaver named Just-in-Time, all performing for a better world. At the end of the show, Pacha finds her true calling as a musical star, sharing the messages of Nature.
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About the Author
Ableman is an acclaimed “edutainer” with a background in world literature, food systems, and community organizing. He grew up under the mentorship of Hopi elders and children’s musician Raffi, and he has graced the stages with K’NAAN and Joan Baez, among others. From India to Haiti, he has implemented eco-arts programs and worked with at-risk teens. He has been heralded in publications such as the “Los Angeles Times,” “New York Times,” “Montreal Mirror” and “San Francisco Examiner.”
