Little Moe

Little Moe is a book about a young turtle named Moe. The day he goes to attend his first day of turtle school, a young girl named Molly accidentally picks him up thinking he is a shell. She brings him all the way to her school when she discovers the tiny turtle. Moe and Molly become friends bonding over their love of reading and writing. After a day of excitement, Molly takes Moe back to the beach where she first found him. At the end of the day, Moe is grateful for his new friend who will help him to accomplish his dream of being a writer.

This book was a joint effort of three generations of women working together to honor Paul Staller's memory. Hannah, along with her mother, Laurie, and grandmother, Billie, wrote and illustrated Little Moe together.

Hannah, Paul's niece, lives in Margate, N.J. and attends Atlantic City High School. When Hannah isn't busy writing children's books, she can often be found baking homemade cakes for her side business @hannahjoliebakes.

Billie Staller, Paul's mom, is a retired docent from the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Laurie Staller, Paul's sister, is an artist living in Margate, N.J.

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All proceeds from Little Moe go directly to the Paul D. Staller ’97 Writing Center Endowment Fund at Stockton University.