There are several story-identification questions for Elamor Cameron's "Mushroom Planet" series of books. More than one of these has an accepted answer, and none of them are closed as a duplicate.
Should one be picked as the "canonical" story-id question, and the rest be closed as duplicates of that one?
And now, for something completely different: The mushrooms are among us is the oldest one with an accepted answer.
Mushroom Planet has been used as the answer in ten story-id questions, however it is already marked as a duplicates of And now, for something completely different: The mushrooms are among us in all five of the questions where it has been accepted as the answer.
I am looking for title of Book about a kid or kids who build a rocket or space ship
Science Fiction Story About Two Kids That Build A Spaceship Pre-1994 (acceptance via comment)
The remaining story-id questions with Mushroom Planet as an answer don't have an acceptance, and are hence ineligible to be marked as duplicates.
Lost title of a book with an old man advertising for a seat available on his rocket ship
Children's novel: three children (plus dog?) travel to the Moon in pretend spaceship turned real
Book Search: Kid travels to another world; adapts by collecting soil?
I have also searched for the other books in this series by their titles, and none are found as answers on any of our existing questions.
