Midnight on the Moon Graphic Novel

Magic Tree House Graphic Novel #8

by Jenny Laird (Adapter), Mary Pope Osborne, Kelly Matthews (illustrator)

Magic. Mystery. Time-travel. Get whisked away to the Moon on an out-of-this-world adventure with brother-and-sister team Jack and Annie in the #1 bestselling chapter book series, now available as graphic novels!

Jack and Annie, are on a mission to save their friend, Morgan le Fey. The magic tree house whisks them away to the . . . MOON! And not only are they on the moon, but they’ve traveled to the FUTURE! This is like no other adventure Jack and Annie have been on before. This mission is OUT OF THIS WORLD!

For the first time in graphic novel--live the adventure again with new full-color vibrant art that brings the magic to life!

Genres: Graphic Novels, Fantasy, Childrens, Fiction, Comics, Middle Grade, Science Fiction

176 pages, Paperback

First published September 2, 2025

Reviews

[Kimberly Greenwell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Rating 2026: 5/5

[Red · Rating 3 out of 5]

Traveling to the future!

[Marareann · Rating 3 out of 5]

Follows the same plot line as all other Magic Tree House stories.

That being said it's still a cute story. Despite getting trapped on the moon briefly Jack and Annie find a way to help Morgan.

[Kelly {SpaceOnTheBookcase] · Rating 5 out of 5]

Magic Tree House The Graphic Novel: Midnight on the Moon adapted by Jenny Laird
Illustrators: Kelly and Nichole Matthews
Annie pulls Jack out of bed to search for their next M clue, using the Moon as light they make their way into the Magic Treehouse where they wish to visit the Moon. In a space pod with no one else around, they find space suits and head outside. Sharing a fun story about Jack and Annie, Laird weaves in facts within the story so you’re reading while you learn. The illustrations were phenomenal and the story is engaging.

Thank you to Random House Kids for the gifted copy.

[Barbara · Rating 3 out of 5]

Although I didn't necessarily NEED a graphic novel version of the Magic Tree House stories, this colorful adaptation works well since it stays true to the original one while offering images that will tickle readers' fancy. As Jack and Annie time travel to the Moon in order to break the spell on Morgan le Fay, they don space suits, experience the loss of gravity, and meet a Moon Man, all of which is depicted in various colorful panels. Reading this one was just as fun as the original one. After all, who wouldn't want to travel to the Moon for a few hours?

[BillyDingle · Rating 3 out of 5]

Yet another graphic novel installment of the magic treehouse series! Just like the last one, this was fast, enjoyable read, with a really really cute art style and a simple plot. I with there were more installments of this out, but this is the most recent one!! I may just wait for the next one to come out instead of reading the book, but we'll see! Either way, this was a nice little read and I would love if the rest of the series (or atleast a lot of it) was adapted into these cute graphic novels

P.s: I'M GONNA MISS PEANUT, LIL PEANUT WAS SO CUTE I LOVE THAT LIL MOUSE

[Arman Waggoner · Rating 5 out of 5]

I liked it! This was more illustrated than the actual series(which I did not read)Makes me wish I was stronger reader when I was a kid. This was a good one, I can't wait to read more and hopefully this sticks all the way to the final book in the original series and make some for the Merlin Missions.

[Stacey Adams · Rating 3 out of 5]

Jack and Annie have to find the last M thing to save Morgan. In this book they go to the moon ....in the future. We learn about gravity and breathing on the moon while the two search for the M thing. A nice adventure with information snuck into the story.

[Therearenobadbooks · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love this manga edition. Such a cool closure for this 8 book series to have ended on the moon. Annie is still quite naughty and impulsive not thinking twice before acting so Jack takes good care of her always. Loved the art and to visit the moon. Plus has a history lesson at the end.

[Alex · Rating 3 out of 5]

This story was so cute as a graphic novel.

[Johnnysbookreviews · Rating 4 out of 5]

Kids comic, I know. But have you read these graphic novels? They’re amazing. Quick to read, but bringing back nostalgia.

[PottWab Regional Library]

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