"That's nuts," said Jack. "I want to sleep."
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"No, it isn't. The moon makes it bright enough to see," said Annie.
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But he got out of bed.
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"No -- now," said Annie. "We have to find the fourth M thing. I have a feeling that the full moon might help us."
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Jack opened his eyes. He saw a figure in the moonlight.
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Jack looked at his clock. "Oh, man," he said. "It's midnight. It's too dark."
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Jack yawned. He pulled on his jeans and sneakers and a sweatshirt. He put his notebook and pencil into his backpack. Then he crept down the stairs.
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Jack turned on his lamp. He rubbed his eyes.
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"Let's go to the tree house," she said.
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Annie was standing beside his bed. She wore jeans and a sweatshirt.
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"Wait till morning," said Jack.
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"What time is it?" asked Jack. He put on his glasses.
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"You can sleep when we come back home," said Annie. "No time will have passed."
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"Wake up. Get dressed." It was his sister, Annie.
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"Don't look at your clock," said Annie.
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Jack sighed. "Oh, brother," he said.
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"Yay!" whispered Annie. "Meet you at the back door." She tiptoed out of Jack's room.
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"Jack!" whispered a voice.
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"No, we don't. I told you -- the moon will light our way," said Annie. And she took off.
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Annie was right, thought Jack. The moon was so bright that he could see his shadow. Everything seemed washed with silver.
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"Careful -- go slowly," said Jack.
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"There!" said Annie.
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Jack looked up, searching for the tree house.
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It shone on the three M things that rested on the M: a moonstone from the time of the ninjas, a mango from the Amazon rain forest, and a mammoth bone from the Ice Age.
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The magic tree house was shining in the moonlight.
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Annie grabbed the rope ladder and started climbing up.
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"Wait --" said Jack. "We need a flashlight."
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Soon they left their street. Annie led the way into the Frog Creek woods. It was much darker under the shadows of the trees.
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Jack sighed, then followed her.
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He followed her up the ladder and into the tree house.
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Moonlight streamed through the window. It shone on the letter M that shimmered on the wooden floor.
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Annie opened the back door. Quietly, they stepped outside.
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"Peanut!" said Annie.
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"There's no air. We couldn't breathe. Not only that, we'd boil to death if it was day and freeze to death if it was night."
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"Uh-oh," he said. "I knew we should have brought a flashlight. I can't read a thing."
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In the dim light, Jack saw a tiny mouse. She sat on an open book.
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The letters were bigger on the cover. Jack squinted at them.
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Jack held the book up to the moonlight.
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"Look at the cover," said Annie.
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"So where are we going this time?" Annie asked him.
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Squeak.
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"Yikes," said Annie. "So where do you think we are going?"
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"It's called Hello, Moon," he said.
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He could make out diagrams and shadowy pictures. But he couldn't read a word.
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She picked up Peanut. And Jack picked up the open book.
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"Why?"
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"Of course not," said Jack. "It's impossible to go to the moon without tons of equipment."
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Annie gasped. "We're going to the moon?"
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"You didn't expect to see us this late, did you?" said Annie.
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"We need just one more M thing," said Annie, "to free Morgan from her spell."
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"Maybe a place where people train to be astronauts," said Jack.
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"Yeah," said Jack. He'd always wanted to meet astronauts and space scientists.
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"That sounds neat," said Annie.
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The wind started to blow.
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Jack opened the book again. He pointed to a picture of a dome-shaped structure. "I wish we could go there," he said.
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It spun faster and faster and faster.
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The tree house started to spin.
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Then everything was silent.
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Absolutely silent. As quiet and still as silence could be.
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"So say the wish," said Annie.
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