Is Midnight on the Moon part of a series, and can it be read as a standalone?

Midnight on the Moon is the eighth book in the Magic Tree House series. While each adventure has a self-contained plot, the overarching quest to free Morgan le Fay progresses through several books, making it more rewarding to read the series in order.

What makes Midnight on the Moon unique compared to other Magic Tree House books?

This installment stands out for its focus on a futuristic setting, exploring a moon base with advanced technology rather than a historical period or natural environment. It also continues the specific quest to gather items to break a spell, which is a multi-book arc within the series.

When was Midnight on the Moon written?

Midnight on the Moon was first published in 2000.

Midnight on the moon by Mary Pope Osborne

Midnight on the moon

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Children's Books Fantasy

Pages: 75
Published: 2000
Language: English

Synopsis

Jack and Annie are whisked away by their magical treehouse to a futuristic moon base. They're on a mission to find a special item, the fourth one needed to break a magician's spell on their friend Morgan. Join them as they explore the moon and continue their exciting quest.

Midnight on the moon

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Genres, subjects and placesChildren's Books, Fantasy, Middle Grade +35

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CharactersAnnie, Morgan le Fay

About the authorMary Pope Osborne

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