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The Wind on the Moon by Eric Linklater

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In The Wind on the Moon, did you enjoy ...

... the playful, clever humor and wordplay?

The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster

If you delighted in the whimsical mischief and witty exchanges of Dinah and Dorinda in The Wind on the Moon, you'll love following Milo's pun-filled adventures through Dictionopolis and beyond. The Phantom Tollbooth is packed with clever jokes, satirical characters like Tock the watchdog and the Humbug, and a humor that will make you grin from beginning to end.

... an adventurous plot centered on young heroines with a clear mission?

The Wolves of Willoughby Chase by Joan Aiken

If you enjoyed the thrilling escapades of the Palfrey sisters as they plot daring rescues and hatch plans in The Wind on the Moon, you'll be swept up by Bonnie and Sylvia's quest to outwit evil Miss Slighcarp and save their home in The Wolves of Willoughby Chase. The story is full of adventure, danger, and a strong sense of purpose that keeps you turning the pages.

... an ensemble of quirky, memorable characters?

The Mennyms by Sylvia Waugh

If the cast of eccentric characters in The Wind on the Moon—from Miss Serendip to the talking animals—captured your imagination, you'll be charmed by the household of life-sized rag dolls in The Mennyms. Each member of the Mennym family has a distinct personality and role, and their interactions are both heartwarming and full of gentle comedy.

... the spirited growth and development of young protagonists?

The Penderwicks by Jeanne Birdsall

If you connected with Dinah and Dorinda's journey from mischievous troublemakers to brave heroines in The Wind on the Moon, you'll enjoy watching the four Penderwick sisters learn, grow, and support each other during a summer full of adventure and self-discovery. The sisters’ evolving relationships and personal challenges make for a warm, rewarding read.

... the lighthearted, whimsical use of magic in everyday life?

Half Magic by Edward Eager

If the whimsical transformations and magical mishaps in The Wind on the Moon—like the sisters turning into kangaroos—made you smile, Half Magic will enchant you. Four siblings find a magical coin that grants half of every wish, leading to hilarious, imaginative adventures as they try to make the magic work in their favor.

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