Review: The Moon is Up - Mariko Tamaki and Brooklyn Allen

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Lumberjanes: The Moon Is Up (Lumberjanes #2)

Review: The Moon is Up - Book #2 Lumberjanes Series - Mariko Tamaki and Brooklyn Allen - May 2018
As readers of The Phantom Paragrapher will know, I am a big Lumberjane fan so when I saw that they had also released chapter books. I knew I had to read them. In The Moon is Up, the cabins are preparing for their annual Galaxy Wars. Each cabin has to find the nine planets with the clues that their fearless cabin leader Jen has come up with. It's a race against the clock as Zodiac and Roanoke are tied throughout the game. However, it's not a Lumberjanes novel without a bit of mischief and mayhem as someone is stealing the cheese from their camp. The Lumberjanes will discover it's a little mouse who isn't just any mouse, he is the son of an evil Mouse Pirate who has been tasked to stealing all the cheese that the camp has to offer for his mother and her crew. Of course, the mouse falls for the friendship that the Lumberjanes have as they welcome him into their group with open arms. Can the Lumberjanes not only win the annual Galaxy wars but also help save their camp from the evil Mouse Pirate Queen? Find out in Book #2 Lumberjanes series - The Moon is Up written by Mariko Tamaki and illustrated by Brooklyn Allen.





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