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Midnight Mischief Club

Who Keeps Ringing the Moon?

Moth and Pebble look up at a silver moon doorbell and its tugging blue cord.

The moon rings. Nobody is at the door.

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Written by J. Ladis & Haley Dell

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Moth and Pebble have just poured their tea when their moon-shaped doorbell rings. Outside, nobody is there. A tugging blue cord leads them toward a curious visitor.

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Freshly poured tea waits while Pebble opens the clubhouse door under its little silver crescent-moon bell and finds nobody.
Moth and Pebble had just poured their tea when the moon rang. It was the little silver moon above their clubhouse door. “A visitor!” He opened the door. Nobody stood outside.
The bell rings again; Moth darts to the window while Pebble flings the same door wide, and a narrow blue ribbon slips across the top of the frame.
They sat down. Ding-ding! Moth darted to the window. Pebble flung the door wide. Still nobody. Only a narrow blue ribbon slipped past the top of the frame.

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