Moon Kids. An Artemis Adventure: A STEM Chapter Book About Kids Living at NASA's Lunar Base (Ages 6-10)

Mark the moment the world returns to the Moon with a gift that lasts. As NASA's Artemis era turns its eyes back to the Moon, give a young dreamer a keepsake to grow up with. Moon Kids: An Artemis Adventure imagines three children who do not just visit the Moon. They live there, in the first permanent human home on the lunar surface, with their astronaut parents from NASA and the Canadian Space Agency.

Alma is eight and draws everything in her notebook. Leo is seven, Canadian, and never lets go of Comet, his stuffed dog. Noa is five and coaxes the very first sunflower, Moony, to bloom under the grow lights. Together, with robots named Beep, Dusty, Sprout, and Digger, they recycle their own water, grow their own food, watch Earth rise over the crater rim, and learn what it really takes to make a home a quarter-million miles away.

Across twelve illustrated chapters, real lunar science is woven gently into the story, never lectured. Children discover why footprints on the Moon can last for millions of years, what happens when a solar storm sends everyone into shelter, how a long lunar night is survived in the dark, and where the water hiding in ancient craters comes from. The adventure ends looking outward, toward a small red dot waiting in the sky: Mars.

What's inside this keepsake edition Twelve illustrated chapters, written for ages 6 to 10 Three warm, funny, brave kid heroes and four unforgettable robots Real Artemis-era science told through story: low gravity, lasting footprints, moon dust, shelter from radiation, growing plants, recycling water A hopeful ending that points young readers toward the future of exploration The perfect gift for The grandparent or parent who wants a lasting present to celebrate this historic Moon moment. A future astronaut on a birthday. A child who loves space, stars, and rockets. Gift-givers searching for a beautiful hardcover to hand down, and school and library shelves that need a story kids will return to again and again.

Give the gift of wonder. Place it on a young reader's shelf, and let them dream of the day they look up and imagine living there too.