Magic Moon is a cool, quirky, gigantic, somewhat terrifying, alien "moon-like" being who likes puns and jokes when he's not accidentally causing small avalanches! He may grant two special requests with his magical powers if you are brave enough to face him, as one young girl is. A young girl journeys up the mountain to ask Magic Moon how to help her brother, who has been grieving for many days after his best friend moved away. "Warm and cozy, wearing its lessons lightly." - Kirkus Reviews "A fun story, sweetly illustrated and awash with words of wisdom." - A Wishing Shelf Book Review (UK) 4/5 Stars Finalist in The Wishing Shelf Book Awards (UK) 2017 4/5 Stars "A very sweet story populated by a host of fun, even memorable, characters. A finalist and highly recommended." -The Wishing Shelf Book Awards (UK) 2017 4/5 Stars "I think there’s a good message to the story, how the girl helps her brother. The magic is fun too. I liked the cover with the laughing moon on it." Girl, aged 9. The Wishing Shelf Book Awards (UK) 2017 - 18 participants Children's Rating 4/5 Stars Winner/Honorable Mention in the 2017 Purple Dragonfly Book Awards Category: Chapter Books

"A brave and canny heroine stands out in this portal adventure." - Kirkus Reviews FINALIST IN THE 11TH NATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE AWARDS! Magic Moon's world is dying. A mother and her two children must set off to find safety in another world. But when disaster strikes, it's up to one girl to save them! Tara has found a secret cave on the mountain-side. This is not an ordinary cave. When anything goes inside, it disappears into blackness. Then she hears voices that seem to come from inside the cave. “Help us, please find us, please help us, we need you!” Join Tara as she goes on an adventure to the world of Magic Moon, where she finds magic, bravery, and most importantly, friendship. "A brave and canny heroine stands out in this portal adventure." - Kirkus Reviews FINALIST IN THE 11TH NATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE AWARDS!

Magic Moon is a cool, quirky, gigantic, somewhat terrifying, alien “moon-like” being who likes puns and jokes when he’s not giving great advice. Join Magic Moon and his friends from two worlds as they continue to deal with bullies, help save an endangered species, support Bears Ears National Monument, and experience a rare solar eclipse! "...could get kids thinking about ways to safeguard the environment." -- Kirkus Reviews... Winner/Honorable Mention – The Purple Butterfly Book Awards (2018), Story Monsters, LLC. Green Books/Environmental.

Magic Moon: A New Beginning (Vol. 4) Magic Moon is a cool, quirky, gigantic, somewhat terrifying, alien “moon-like” being who likes puns and jokes when he’s not accidentally causing small rock slides. He gives great advice, if you are brave enough to face him, and he loves to make new friends! Join Magic Moon and his friends from two worlds as they deal with bullies. In our world, a young girl gets bullied at camp. In Magic Moon's World, a being gets bullied because of the white color of his fur!

CRITICS PICK (Top 10% "Indie Books Worth Discovering") Kirkus Reviews, Sept. 2019"A message book with a bit of mystery." - Kirkus Reviews “It was said in the village that Magic Moon would grant you two requests. One request must be to find a lost treasure. The other request must be for something good, which would not hurt anyone else. Magic Moon was very particular about requests.” Join a young boy on his remarkable journey as he climbs the mountain to make his request of Magic Moon and discovers true happiness through unselfishness. FIRST PLACE; The Purple Dragonfly Book Awards (Story Monsters, LLC) 2017 in Charity/Making a Difference "A fun story, sweetly illustrated and awash with words of wisdom." A Wishing Shelf Book Review, 4/5 Stars FINALIST - The Wishing Shelf Book Awards, 5/5 Stars 2017 "An inspiring story children will love. A finalist and highly recommended." The Wishing Shelf Book Awards (2017) 5/5 Stars "It’s good to help others so the boy is a good person. It was an exciting story with lots happening." -Boy, aged 9 The Wishing Shelf Book Awards, Children's Ratings (18 participants) 5/5 Stars

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