Micki Moon and Daniel Day
Illustrated by Mike Spoor
(Also released in three volumes: Pegasus and Ooloo Mooloo, A Train to the City and The Wedding)
first published: 1993
publisher: Allen & Unwin, Australia
age group: 6 to 9 years
length: 55 pages
ISBN: 1-86373-407-4
Excerpt:
Micki Moon was tall and thin with straight dark hair. Daniel Day was short and round with curly blond hair.
Micki's real name was Michelle, but she liked Micki better.
Daniel's real name was Daniel, and that was that.
Micki liked: running, jumping, shouting, singing, dancing, windy days, surf
waves, treetops, horses, leaping off haystacks, scrambling up rocks, being
with Daniel, and fried-egg-and-sardine sandwiches.
Daniel liked: playing his violin, daydreaming, chess, puzzles, maths, calm
days, floating in warm water, watching birds, lying in long grass, sleeping
in haystacks, being with Micki, and fried-egg-and-sardine sandwiches.
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Purchasing Information:
Micki Moon and Daniel Day is currently in print and available at bookshops in Australia, New Zealand and the UK.
Or you can purchase it online:
in the USA at Amazon
in the UK at Amazon UK
in the Germany at Amazon.de
The Micki and Daniel Series (Pegasus and Ooloomooloo, The Wedding, A Train to the City) is available online at:
in the USA at Amazon
in the UK at Amazon UK
in the Germany at Amazon.de
Editions and Translations:
 Published in Canada revised and in three volumes (32 pages each, age group: 4 to 7 years) as:
Pegasus and Ooloomooloo (Illustrated by Ruth Ohi), Annick Press, 1993, ISBN 1-55037-279-3 (paperback), ISBN 1-55037-278-5 (reinforced library binding)
The Train to the City (Illustrated by Ruth Ohi), Annick Press, 1993, ISBN 1-55037-283-1 (paperback), ISBN 1-55037-282-3 (reinforced library binding)
The Wedding (Illustrated by Ruth Ohi), Annick Press, 1993, ISBN 1-55037-281-5 (paperback), ISBN 1-55037-280-7 (reinforced library binding)
Wendy's Recommendations:
If you liked Micki Moon and Daniel Day, I think you'll also enjoy these books:
Ark in the Park
Poppy's Path
And by other authors:
The Magnificent Nose by Anna Fienberg
Penny Pollard's Diary by Robin Klein
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