Spid The Spider Goes To The Moon: Space Adventure Book for Kids About Curiosity and Courage

Spid the Spider Goes to the Moon is a lively, imaginative space adventure that inspires curiosity about science and discovery while delivering plenty of laughs along the way.

Spid, Bid and Herman are about to blast off on the adventure of a lifetime.

Destination: the Moon.

Is it really made of cheese?

Does a mysterious moon creature called Mr Cheezy Feet live there?

And what happens when things don’t quite go according to plan?

As their space mission unfolds, Spid discovers that exploring the unknown takes courage, teamwork and a very good sense of humour.

Why Parents & Teachers Love It • Encourages curiosity about space and science • Promotes teamwork and problem-solving • Inspires imagination and exploration • Perfect for classroom and STEM-themed reading

Includes two original Spid songs;“Mr. Cheezy Feet (The Cheese Song)” and “Queenie”. These short musical films bring the story to life and reinforce learning through rhythm and rhyme. Animated films at YouTube.com/spidthespider add visual storytelling.

About the Series

Spid the Spider is a laugh-out-loud illustrated adventure series for children aged 5–10, blending humour, heart and real-world life lessons.

Through exciting adventures, seasonal celebrations and relatable mishaps, Spid shows young readers that effort leads to progress, mistakes are part of learning, and challenges help us grow in confidence — bringing growth mindset to life in a natural, story-led way.

Written to be enjoyed both independently and read aloud, the books support early readers with engaging dialogue, expressive storytelling and layered humour that children love revisiting again and again.

Each title is supported by free parent and teacher resources at spidthespider.com, including discussion guides, classroom activities and posters — making the series ideal for classroom, home learning and family story time.

© 2022 Spidling Productions (Lydbog): 9781667953885

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Lydbog: 24. marts 2022