bright stars

“There were no streetlamps in Canvastown—hard by Hudson’s River, the area got its name when it burned down at the start of the Revolution and the locals took to living in tents—but bright stars and a full moon.”

Simon & Schuster: City of Glory

“Her mom, her dad, and Caelum were smiling like bright stars in the crowd.”

Simon & Schuster: The Wish Stealers

“The glimmer from the fire-light died quite away, and only the bright stars kept watch over them.”

The Hills of the Shatemuc

“Among them were Alpha and Beta Centauri, bright stars that both pointed the way to the Southern Cross, the great constellation that is visible only in the Southern Hemisphere.”

Simon & Schuster: George’s Cosmic Treasure Hunt

“Philip settled down in his blankets, his head resting on his folded lionskin chabraque, and gazed at the bright stars - so distant, so far from all the troubles of the world.”

Lion Of Macedon

“He belongs to those bright stars in the galaxy of God whose unfading lustre and brilliant corruscation will shine on through endless days.”

Autobiography, sermons, addresses, and essays of Bishop L. H. Holsey, D. D.,

“The night May Bird came home, the cold, bright stars looked down on Briery Swamp, and Briery Swamp—warm as a fuzzy mitten and full of sultry shadows—looked back.”

Simon & Schuster: May Bird, Warrior Princess