Isadora Moon Goes Camping
By Harriet Muncaster
A midnight seaside wander leads Isadora to a mysterious friend beneath the waves.
Pageticker community rating
Average score: 4.85
From 27 readers
What do our readers think of Isadora Moon Goes Camping? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children enjoy the funny magical adventure, especially the seaside setting, mermaids, family characters and colourful illustrations. Some children find the story very simple or a little young for them, but younger children often describe it as exciting, easy to follow and fun to read.
What does the Pageticker team say about Isadora Moon Goes Camping?
We love the way this gentle seaside adventure combines camping fun with Isadora’s delightfully unusual fairy-vampire family. Pink-and-black illustrations, short chapters and a warm message about honesty, courage and being different make it a welcoming choice for newly independent readers; perhaps just a little mild nighttime peril and magical mischief to consider.
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What is Isadora Moon Goes Camping about?
Isadora Moon, a unique half-fairy, half-vampire, embarks on a seaside camping trip with her family. They enjoy roasting marshmallows, building sandcastles, and sleeping in a tent. But when Isadora ventures out at night, she befriends a mermaid, making this camping trip truly magical.
About the author
Harriet Muncaster is a British author and illustrator who loves creating magical stories. She is best known for her popular Isadora Moon books, about a little girl who is half-fairy, half-vampire. Harriet enjoys drawing, making tiny models, and imagining wonderful worlds to share with her readers.
Discussion ideas around Isadora Moon Goes Camping
Being different: Isadora is half fairy and half vampire. How do her different sides help her during the camping trip, and what makes you special?
A camping adventure: Which part of Isadora’s seaside camping trip would you most like to try, and what would you add to make it even more magical?
Telling the truth: Why can it be difficult to admit when something has gone wrong, and what might help someone find the courage to be honest?
Helping new friends: What does Isadora’s friendship with the mermaid show about meeting someone who is different from you?
Looking after the seaside: How can campers enjoy the beach while also taking care of the sea, the sand and the creatures that live there?
Pages
96 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
2016
First published
2016
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