It's been a year since that strange Halloween night when the friends visited House under the Moon for the last time. They still kept their little silver stars and often wondered what happened to the fork they saw next to the Moon Spoon.
That year they decided to visit the old house again.
When they arrived, the Moon was already high in the sky, and an unusual golden and silver light was pouring through the windows.
The door opened before they could knock.
For kids 10-13 years old.
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A curious black cat sits on a pile of old books in a magical library, surrounded by tall bookshelves, candlesticks, magic potions and a crystal ball. Nearby are an owl, an hourglass and an open book, while a full moon and a mysterious castle can be seen through the large window. The magical atmosphere and numerous interesting details invite children to explore the illustration and color it in their favorite colors.
Rituals do not have to be something special, complicated or reserved for special occasions. These are small things that we do every day, in a certain way, often at the same time and with special attention. They bring a sense of order, coziness and personal satisfaction into our everyday life.
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The Halloween adventure brings three cheerful little ones disguised as a witch, a ghost and a vampire, who go around the neighborhood together collecting candy. With smiling pumpkins, decorated houses, bats, trees and a big moon in the sky, this coloring book invites children to color in every detail of their magical autumn adventure.
In the distant Moon's Kitchen, where the stars filtered through the window, a spell was being made with food. That day, the Moon's Witch took small grains of bulgur, minced meat, and walnuts, and began to create small balls that whispered the secrets of the Levant's history.
As she shaped each meatball, she told stories of homes where families had prepared kibbeh together for generations, of wedding banquet tables and candlelit holidays. The bulgur grains rustled, the nuts whispered, and the meat smelled of distant mountains and fragrant markets.
(Based on international phases of the Moon and transits through the signs; an interpretive astrological guide)
🌕 October 1–3 Growing light after the Full Moon
The beginning of October brings the integration of the Full Moon from September. The energy is present, ideal for introspective gratitude, reflection and ending old topics.
🌘 October 4–8 Waning Moon
As the Moon weakens, the energy retreats to the inner world. Ideal time for introspective activities, meditation, detox and finishing projects.
🌓 October 9 Last quarter in Capricorn
Capricorn brings a focus on responsibility, structure and long-term goals. This is a moment for planning and introspective analysis.
