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Midnight On The Moon Analysis

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Mary Pope Osborne. Midnight On The Moon. North Carolina. Scholastic. October 29, 1996. Print.

This is a story about Jack and Annie when they search for a fourth M to save Morgan. Jack and Annie travel to the moon. Annie sees a light travel into Frog Creek Woods at exactly at midnight so they find the tree house. They find out that they are going to the moon and they say, “ I wish I could go there.” It turns out they travel to the future, and land in a moon base. Jack and Annie travel out on a moon buggy and spot and astronaut coming at them. They start fleeing from him, but after Jack and Annie slip and fall there is no getting up. The astronaut lands his jet pack and helps Jack and Annie get up. Jack decided to write the astronaut a note saying they come in peace. In return the astronaut gives a drawing of stars. Jack and Annie think it's a map and map starts …show more content…

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