Jewels from the Moon and The Meteor That Couldn't Stay
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Author
Contributions
- Vic Dowd illustrator - Contributor
- George Manolakes (editor) - Contributor
- Margaret Dordick (editor) - Contributor
- Marie Jepson Scian (editor) - Contributor
- Vic Dowd - Illustrator
and 3 more
- George Manolakes - Editor
- Margaret Dordick - Editor
- Marie Jepson Scian - Editor
Publication
American Book Company, New York
Language
English
Word Count
16,000 words, Guess
Page Count
64 pages
Physical Format
Softback (booklet)
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number40730860
- Open LibraryOL23137335M
First Sentence
On that fine Saturday morning David had two impulses which led to one of the strangest adventures he and his friend, Chuck Masterson, had ever had.
Description
Two longer Short Stories that are additions to the Mushroom Planet Series. In the first story David and Chuck go on what is supposed to be a picnic with David's parents, but they decide they would rather explore a beach they are passing in the car. They meet a friend of Mr Bass's who tells them stories and they have an unusual adventure. In the second story David goes looking for Brumblium meteorites with Prewyett Brumblydge and their adventure has an unusual ending. Each story has a series of question following the story.
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Series Statement
- Reading Round Table
Other Editions
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