New 5-Star Review for
Magical Mea Goes to School
on January 8, 2016
In
Magical Mea Goes to School, author Penelope Cole again entertains
readers with her newest book in the magical series. Magical Mea is back
in the spotlight with her brother, Magical Matthew, Grandma Nonie and
friend, Lily. In the story, Mea must learn to properly and
surreptitiously use her magic powers of fixing things. With her brother
as a mentor, she learns that using her gift for good is just as
important as socializing with peers.
This is a delightful story about being responsible and doing good deeds without expecting recognition for doing so. Cole does a wonderful job weaving in these messages without being didactic, and illustrator Kevin Collier’s vibrant depictions enhance the story as well. I’d highly recommend for families of elementary school children, as well as school and public libraries.
This is a delightful story about being responsible and doing good deeds without expecting recognition for doing so. Cole does a wonderful job weaving in these messages without being didactic, and illustrator Kevin Collier’s vibrant depictions enhance the story as well. I’d highly recommend for families of elementary school children, as well as school and public libraries.
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Magical Mea Goes to School, Mea, Matthew, Lily, Grandma Nonie, family, helping, sharing, kindness, friends, using your talents for good.
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