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A Children's Collection

Moon Stories

Every full moon has its own old name and, in this collection, its own story — wild wisdom, nature, and a little wonder for curious children, one month at a time.

Organised by month Standalone stories Ages 2–8

The year in moons

Three moons are published so far. The rest follow the traditional full-moon names, ready to be filled in as new stories arrive.

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January
Wolf Moon
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February
Snow Moon
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March
Worm Moon
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April
Pink Moon
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May
Flower Moon
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June
Strawberry Moon
Full Buck Moon
July
Buck Moon
The Sturgeon Moon
August
Sturgeon Moon
The Harvest Moon and Brambleback
September
Harvest Moon
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October
Hunter's Moon
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November
Beaver Moon
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December
Cold Moon
Only three Moon Stories have confirmed cover art so far — Full Buck Moon (July), The Sturgeon Moon (August), and The Harvest Moon and Brambleback (September). The other nine months are placeholders using the traditional full-moon names from the original brief (Wolf Moon, Snow Moon, Worm Moon, etc.) — send covers as they're ready and they'll drop straight into this wheel.

Published so far

Full Buck Moon
July Moon

Full Buck Moon: A BaBeeYaga Story of Becoming

A stag with antlers hung in charms meets two children under the July moon — a quiet story about growing into who you are.

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The Sturgeon Moon
August Moon

The Sturgeon Moon: The River Keeps Its Secrets

Stories, nature, crafts and recipes — wild wisdom for curious children, gathered along a moonlit riverbank.

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The Harvest Moon and Brambleback
Harvest Moon

The Harvest Moon and Brambleback

A story of kindness, friendship and the seeds that light the world, celebrating the Harvest Moon. For ages 2–7.

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About this collection

Long before calendars, people named the moons — Wolf Moon, Snow Moon, Strawberry Moon, Harvest Moon — after what was happening in the natural world around them each month. Moon Stories borrows that old habit of noticing, giving each month's moon its own small story to mark it by.