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A Supermoon Adventure: The Adventures of Princess Ramele and Prince Peter, Vol. 3
Embark on a magical journey with Princess Ramele and Prince Peter in "A Supermoon Adventure." Perfect for kids aged 8 to 14, this book is filled with fantasy, mystery, and excitement. When the royal twins set out to visit their friend Hoshiko, a sea dragon, they find themselves in the middle of a thrilling adventure.
Join them as they encounter magical creatures like Giant Eagles and a clever hedgehog named Bart. With the help of their friends, including the wise Wizard Mervyn, Ramele and Peter must solve mysteries and face challenges that test their courage and teamwork.
This third installment is a must-read for young fantasy fans who love thrilling adventures and magical worlds. Dive into this enchanting story and discover the magic that awaits!
Join them as they encounter magical creatures like Giant Eagles and a clever hedgehog named Bart. With the help of their friends, including the wise Wizard Mervyn, Ramele and Peter must solve mysteries and face challenges that test their courage and teamwork.
This third installment is a must-read for young fantasy fans who love thrilling adventures and magical worlds. Dive into this enchanting story and discover the magic that awaits!
232 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 3, 2025
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About the author
Mona Leung
5 books5 followersMona Leung is the author of the middle-grade fantasy series The Adventures of Princess Ramele and Prince Peter, which includes 3rd Dimension of the Lost Socks, The Sea Dragon Rescue, and A Supermoon Adventure. Her stories invite young readers into the magical world of Porqueh, where friendship, courage, and small acts of kindness can change everything.
Mona has loved reading since childhood. She especially enjoys British crime novels, fantasy, and science fiction, and counts Agatha Christie, Tanith Lee, Patricia McKillip, and Frank Herbert among her favorite authors.
She enjoys connecting with teachers, librarians, and young readers, and loves encouraging kids to imagine worlds of their own.
Teachers & librarians — free classroom discussion guides for all three books are available here:
https://www.mona-leung.com/for-teachers
Mona has loved reading since childhood. She especially enjoys British crime novels, fantasy, and science fiction, and counts Agatha Christie, Tanith Lee, Patricia McKillip, and Frank Herbert among her favorite authors.
She enjoys connecting with teachers, librarians, and young readers, and loves encouraging kids to imagine worlds of their own.
Teachers & librarians — free classroom discussion guides for all three books are available here:
https://www.mona-leung.com/for-teachers
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November 19, 2025
This is a review of A Supermoon Adventure by Mona Leung, the third in The Adventures of Princess Ramele and Prince Peter series. I have read the first in the series but not the second. I read fantasy novels for all ages frequently. I received this book for free via Goodreads.
I think this book is edited better than the first one. Again, I think the age range should be 8-10 rather than 8-18. Since the main characters are 10 years old and the reading level is not advanced, it doesn’t seem like a book for teens - unless they enjoy reading books for all ages. (I adored The Wonderful Flight to the Mushroom Planet when I was 8 years old and never outgrew it, but it is still a children’s book with suggested age recommendation of 7-10, not a young adult book.)
I didn’t like the description of some twins as identical but one a boy and the other a girl. Identical twins are not different sexes and if they are in this world, there should be an explanation so it isn’t confusing.
I was also curious about “infamous Chef Mas Grande.” It doesn’t seem like the children know her full background, and now we learn that she is “infamous.” So, what did she do before becoming a cook? Why is she known for something disgraceful? Had she been a rebel?
There is a character with a moral dilemma. There is a mystery to solve. There is danger. There is forgiveness and understanding. There is being your own person despite expectations.
This book in the series give some brief educational information about coral reefs and oceanic life, but I suspect more was given in the second book. This book gives some information on the orbits of moons and the associated gravitational pull. It also mentions a few aspects of mining.
I think this book is edited better than the first one. Again, I think the age range should be 8-10 rather than 8-18. Since the main characters are 10 years old and the reading level is not advanced, it doesn’t seem like a book for teens - unless they enjoy reading books for all ages. (I adored The Wonderful Flight to the Mushroom Planet when I was 8 years old and never outgrew it, but it is still a children’s book with suggested age recommendation of 7-10, not a young adult book.)
I didn’t like the description of some twins as identical but one a boy and the other a girl. Identical twins are not different sexes and if they are in this world, there should be an explanation so it isn’t confusing.
I was also curious about “infamous Chef Mas Grande.” It doesn’t seem like the children know her full background, and now we learn that she is “infamous.” So, what did she do before becoming a cook? Why is she known for something disgraceful? Had she been a rebel?
There is a character with a moral dilemma. There is a mystery to solve. There is danger. There is forgiveness and understanding. There is being your own person despite expectations.
This book in the series give some brief educational information about coral reefs and oceanic life, but I suspect more was given in the second book. This book gives some information on the orbits of moons and the associated gravitational pull. It also mentions a few aspects of mining.
October 27, 2025
So much magic! Loved it.
I loved the mix of fantasy and mystery, and the world was so cool with all the amazing creatures, especially Hoshiko the sea dragon. The royal twins, Ramele and Peter, made a great team, and their courage really stood out. The story kept me hooked from start to finish. It had just the right mix of action and magic.
I loved the mix of fantasy and mystery, and the world was so cool with all the amazing creatures, especially Hoshiko the sea dragon. The royal twins, Ramele and Peter, made a great team, and their courage really stood out. The story kept me hooked from start to finish. It had just the right mix of action and magic.
December 12, 2025
Really great fantasy adventure story for tweens. Plenty of magic and mystery. Fun magical creatures as well.
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