Midnight on the Moon (Magic Tree House, No. 8) (urspr publ 1996; utgåvan 1996)

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Filled with books, the Magic Tree House can take children to any place that exists in a book. The Magic Tree House belongs to Morgan le Fay, a magical librarian from the time of King Arthur who travels through time and space collecting books for her library.

When Morgan falls under a magician’s spell, seven-year-old Annie and eight-year-old Jack set out to find the four things that will free her. They’ve found three items and the Magic Tree House takes them to the future, to a base on the moon, to find the final thing. Can they count on help from the mysterious moon man? Will they find the “M” thing that will free Morgan?

Eighth in the Magic Tree House series, “Midnight on the Moon” takes the children on their search for the fourth and final item needed to free their friend. A prologue provides the necessary backstory so that young readers new to the series will have no problem following the story. This enchanting addition to the series is sure to please young readers.

Highly recommended. ( )

The big reveal! Peanut was Morgan all along! Wide-eyes ensued! SQUEA--whazzah wuUUhh?! ( )

It was about Jack and his sister Annie and their adventure in their magic tree house. They are curious about the surrounding world relating to the moon and they travel to the moon to look into their insights. Jack and Annie explore rocks, craters, and a moon buggy. They also look at the American flag that was left by the astronauts during their moon exploration.