The Wind on the Moon
Two sisters defy expectations, embarking on a magical quest to rescue their father from tyranny.
Book Series · 4 Books
In order from The Wind on the Moon to Smith.
The New York Review Children's Collection series is a set of 4 chapter books by Eric Linklater, published between 1944 and 1967. Written for ages 4–12, most books run about 230 pages.
Two sisters defy expectations, embarking on a magical quest to rescue their father from tyranny.
4 books · Published 1944–1967
Two sisters defy expectations, embarking on a magical quest to rescue their father from tyranny.
A frog's world changes when his well runs dry, leading him to discover a vast, unknown world.
Pushcart peddlers battle truck owners in a fight for New York's streets.
A young thief's stolen item leads to murder and a dangerous mystery.
There are 4 books in the New York Review Children's Collection series. It began with The Wind on the Moon in 1944, and the newest book, Smith, was published in 1967.
The series is best for ages 4–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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