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Explains why the moon changes from crescent to full moon every twenty-nine and one-half days.

On the billionth birthnight of the full moon, the moon finally gets what she's really wanted--a nightgown such as people on Earth wear.

Describes the characteristics of the moon and traces the history of human exploration of Earth's nearest neighbor.

The excessively quiet town of Pupickton, and the sleeping lovesick giant upon which it was built, are both awakened by the joyful noise of a little girl's songs.

A moonbeam comes to life one night and visits a young boy.

After the sun insults her, the moon gets very upset and disappears, but with the help of her friends, the moon gains more self-confidence each day until she is back to her full size.

Follows the moon through its twenty-eight-day trip around the Earth and identifies its different phases.

During a game of hide-and-seek, Moon hides behind a cloud, leaving his friend Bear very worried.

Discusses the size, distance from the earth, and physical characteristics of the moon and explains the reasons for the phases of the moon.

A description of sights and experiences on the surface of the moon, based on information gathered by astronauts.

Albert the rabbit doesn't like cabbage until he finds out what the moon is really made of.

Jealous of the sun, the moon decides to create her own fiesta and celebrates a bit too much.

Translation of: Sonne und Mond. One memorable day the impossible happens when the sun and the moon meet each other.

Poems describe the full moon during each month of the year. American Indian names for the moon and folklore are also included.

The moon falls down to earth one night and roams about with a friendly cow before returning to the sky.