The Stars
The Moon
and the Sundae
Children's Books
Mortal Mythologies
100
Located in this state, the Hollywood Walk of Fame boasts over 2600 public recognition's of celebrity achievements.
California
100
The moon is directly related to the patterns of this regular ocean occurrence.
Tides
100
With their Croatian origin, these often are found on top of ice cream as well as cocktails.
Maraschino Cherries
100
Written by Norman Bridwell, this book series follows the exploits of Emily Elizabeth and her unusually large pet.
Clifford the Big Red Dog
100
This greedy Greek king was cursed with a golden touch, which eventually led to his ruin
King Midas
200
This fictional celebrity received her star on on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2018, 40 years after her partner was the fictional first.
Minnie Mouse
200
The year the US made its first lunar landing
1969
200
A combination of three distinct flavors served side-by-side, this style of ice cream commonly features vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry flavors.
Neapolitan
200
This Roald Dahl book features a young girl with a love of reading, as well as telekinetic powers.
Matilda
200
This Spartan beauty was said to have a face that launched 1000 ships.
Helen (of Troy)
300
With the inclusion of her star in 2007, this actress, who had her first role in E.T., added the 6th star for her family's collective total.
Drew Barrymore
300
In East Asian folklore, a mythological version of this animal is said to reside on the moon.
Rabbit/Hare
300
Invented in 1904 at the Worlds Fair, this crispy treat was fashioned after local vendors ran out of supplies and were forced to improvise a new style of serving ice cream.
Waffle Cones
300
Yellow-spotted lizards are a fictional creature that appear in this novel by Louis Sachar.
Holes
300
She was cursed by Athena after she bested her in a competition of skill. For her boasting, Athena turned this master-weaver into the first spider.
Arachne
400
Acknowledged for his contributions through films such as Defiant Ones and Inherit the Wind, this director received the first star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, placed in 1958
Stanley Kramer
400
The second phase in a Northern Hemisphere Lunar Cycle
Waxing Crescent
(New, Waxing Crescent, First Quarter, Waxing Gibbous, Full, Waning Gibbous, Last Quarter, Waning Crescent)
400
Ben & Jerry's holds the claim for being the first to produce and sell this now common flavor of ice cream, after is was suggested during a raffle at their stores in Vermont.
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
400
This novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery follows the adventures of a young red-haired orphan after she is mistakenly sent to a farm in Canada.
Anne of Green Gables
400
Known for his extreme vanity, this hunter met his doom when he saw his reflection in a river and drowned while gazing at his own beauty.
Narcissus
500
Of the five categories that make up the Hollywood Walk of Fame, this "Singing Cowboy" is the only person to ever have a star in all five: Motion Picture, Television, Music, Radio, and Live Performance.
Gene Autry
500
While a calendar year typically only has 12 full moons, this term applies to any additional full moons that appear during that time, which happens ~every 3 years.
Blue Moon
500
This dessert (made from fruit, vanilla ice cream, and a sauce of brown butter and spiced rum) has its origins in New Orleans.
Bananas Foster
500
English writer, illustrator, natural scientist, and conservationist. She is best known for her children's books, which largely feature talking rabbits.
Beatrix Potter
500
The wife of Orpheus, she almost rescued from death by her husband before he accidentally looked back at her during their escape from the Underworld.
Eurydice