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You Can't Lock Up the Moon Vanda Krefft The result is the mostBy: Sharyl Green Published by Northshire Bookstore, 2015 10 12 Seeing her mother only every few weeks is not enough for ten year old Jamaria. But Mom is in prison, and it will be months before she gets out. In You Can't Lock Up the Moon, Sharyl Green tells the story of Jamaria's resourcefulness, as the girl tries different ways to connect with her mother, eventually involving other kids with relatives in jail, her supportive brothers and father, and