The Hidden Moon, An Unexpected Adventure in Outer Space - Keim, J. S.
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Three boys, a Box, a Genie, a Wish … what could go wrong? Twelve-year-old Jack Coughlin and his younger brother, Collin, and Collin's friend, Danny, find a small wooden box that's supposed to hold magic. A genie answers their call. But he hasn't been out and about for years, and instead of flying them to the Space Center in Florida like Jack wants, the genie mistakenly sends them to outer space. On the eerie hidden moon of Anron, things are not what they seem-boys and girls can change shape, and pears hanging from trees unfold into flying dragons to carry them into battle. When the magic box…mehr

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Three boys, a Box, a Genie, a Wish … what could go wrong? Twelve-year-old Jack Coughlin and his younger brother, Collin, and Collin's friend, Danny, find a small wooden box that's supposed to hold magic. A genie answers their call. But he hasn't been out and about for years, and instead of flying them to the Space Center in Florida like Jack wants, the genie mistakenly sends them to outer space. On the eerie hidden moon of Anron, things are not what they seem-boys and girls can change shape, and pears hanging from trees unfold into flying dragons to carry them into battle. When the magic box is stolen from Jack, he must figure out a way to get them all safely home. But first they must help their new friends and the People of Light. An exciting adventure story for middle-grade boys and girls! Be sure to read the next books in the series: Return to the Hidden Moon, and Trouble on the Hidden Moon where more adventures await the boys and their two new moon friends, Nidar and Karna.
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Judith Keim was born and raised in Elmira, New York, and now makes her home in Idaho with her husband and long-haired dachshund, Winston. Growing up, books were always present - being read, ready to go back to the library or about to be discovered. Information from the books was shared in general conversation, giving all of us in the family a wealth of knowledge. Perhaps that is why I was drawn to the idea of writing stories early on. I love to write stories about women who rise to unexpected challenges and find love along the way. As J.S. Keim I write books for children. I particularly love to write novels about kids who have interesting, fun, exciting experiences with creatures real and fantastical and characters who learn to see the world in a different way. I have a story in Chicken Soup to Inspire a Woman's Soul an a story in Belle Book's Mossy Creek Series - A Summer in Mossy Creek. Some of my stories have finalled in RWA contests and three of my children's stories have been published in magazines - Highlights for Children, Jack and Jill and Children's Playmate.