Meg on the Moon
By Helen Nicoll
Meg and Mog blast off to the moon, but what strange surprises await them there?
Genres
What is Meg on the Moon about?
It is Mog’s birthday, and he dreams of travelling in a spaceship. Meg the witch casts a spell, and soon they are zooming through space in a flying saucer. When they reach the moon, the pair discover a strange new world filled with surprising colours, sounds and shapes. With bright illustrations and simple, lively text, this playful adventure invites young children to explore the excitement of space alongside Meg and Mog.
About the author
Helen Nicoll was a much-loved British author best known for creating the magical 'Winnie and Wilbur' stories, which she wrote with illustrator Jan Pienkowski. Her books are filled with fun, friendship, and lots of exciting adventures, making them favourites for children who enjoy stories about witches, spells, and a bit of mischief!
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
1976
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