
Early in 2013, Special Needs Book Review published a
guest post from Penelope Anne Cole about her children’s book,
Magical Matthew.
In this book, Matthew can fix things magically. Matthew secretly uses
his magical powers to fix things for his family and friends. Later, he
expands his magical good deeds by fixing things in his neighborhood.
Matthew’s best friend and neighbor, Lily, who is in a wheelchair,
suspects something is special about him. Matthew must decide whether he
can trust her with the truth. His Grandmother becomes his confidant as
he makes the decision to trust Lily. Later, Matthew loses his magical
powers and needs to accept how he has changed to continue to grow and
learn.
Now
Penelope Anne Cole has written her second book in the “Magical Series” called
Magical Mea. Mea
got her magic when Matthew lost his. Matt tries to guide Mea to use her
magic for good. But the more Matt tries to mentor Mea, the more she
wants to “do it her way.” Matt worries Mea might get into
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See more at:
http://www.specialneedsbookreview.com/2013/09/06/second-childrens-book-magical-series-magical-mea-penelope-anne-cole/#sthash.QdTTt8IG.dpuf
I'm so glad to hear that Magical Mea is having so much success! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Margo, I really appreciate your support. I need to get the word out about these books!
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