Milo and June and the Twelve Sky Rooms
Milo and June and the Twelve Sky Rooms
The third journey · a dream adventure. On the third night, Milo and June don't even need to count stars. They close their eyes, hold hands, and the path of tiny glowing stars leads straight to the round Sky House — shaped like a giant pizza, cut into twelve slices. Tonight the Sky-Keeper opens the door to the where: the twelve houses of a birth chart, one cosy room at a time.
From Room 1 (you and new starts) at the eastern horizon, down to the cosy Room 4 at the bottom of the house, and up to Room 10 under the glass ceiling, every room has something to discover.
Inside this book
- Twelve short chapters, one room each, with a Room Idea and an "Ask yourself" question
- Four sky words explained simply: the Ascendant, the IC, the Descendant and the Midheaven
- Old friends from Books 1 and 2 popping in along the way
- A finale with three baskets — planet, sign, house — and a Build Your Own Sky Sentence activity
- 34 full-colour pages · 8.5 × 11 in
For ages 5–9 to read together, and 8+ to read alone. Explore the free interactive Round Sky House at miloandjunesadventures.com.
Astrology is an old tradition. Astronomy is the science of space. Both start with looking up!
Read it, then explore it
Every book has its own free interactive world: tap the friends on the star path, light the Sky-Keeper's lantern, or visit the twelve rooms of the Sky House — then print a Star Passport to fill in together.
Ages 5–9 to read together, 8+ to read alone. Astrology is shared as an old tradition — never as a label for who a child is.