Storytime with Godmothers: “Luna Oscura”

Part of the Garden’s Free Community Days! Every Sunday in October, admission to the Garden is free for everyone. Reservations are required.

Join us in the Garden’s cozy Backcountry Hawk’s Nest Library for a special bilingual read-along of Luna Oscura by Heidi Moreno, presented in both English and Spanish.

Deep in a dark forest lives a community of cats. Among them is Luna, a black cat who is ostracized by the others because of superstitious beliefs. With the help of her trusty companion, Toad, Luna sets out to find her forever home and discover her own power. Along the way, she learns an important lesson: Black cats are magic.

This heartwarming story celebrates friendship, belonging and finding the magic within yourself. Families are invited to enjoy the story in both English and Spanish as part of this special community day experience.

Lemonade and cookies will be provided while supplies last.

About the Author:

Heidi Moreno is a Mexican American author, illustrator, designer, and community cat advocate living in Los Angeles, California. Her work has been featured in galleries across the United States, and she frequently participates in group shows at Gallery Nucleus in Portland, Oregon. She has collaborated with Facebook, Papyrus, the OC Fair, and several cat rescues such as Kitten Rescue LA.

About Godmothers:

Godmothers is less a store and more a storefront for magic. Founded by Jennifer Rudolph Walsh and Victoria Jackson, it’s a shared vision realized: a beautiful place of belonging, storytelling, and transformation. Learn more here.