The Magic Pencil - Fitzpatrick, Debbie
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What would you do if you were given a number 2 yellow pencil and were told it was a magic pencil that also came with absolutely no instructions? That's exactly what happened to Thomas, an eight-year-old boy. He was found alone, wandering around a garage sale, when he was approached by a strange man who appeared from nowhere and offered him this gift. Exchanging quick hellos and goodbyes, Thomas left with his family. At home alone, Thomas secretly tried experimenting to find out what the number 2 yellow pencil could do. Will this be the worst gift Thomas has received? Can Thomas uncrack the mystery before it leads to a series of unforeseen events?…mehr

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What would you do if you were given a number 2 yellow pencil and were told it was a magic pencil that also came with absolutely no instructions? That's exactly what happened to Thomas, an eight-year-old boy. He was found alone, wandering around a garage sale, when he was approached by a strange man who appeared from nowhere and offered him this gift. Exchanging quick hellos and goodbyes, Thomas left with his family. At home alone, Thomas secretly tried experimenting to find out what the number 2 yellow pencil could do. Will this be the worst gift Thomas has received? Can Thomas uncrack the mystery before it leads to a series of unforeseen events?
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Debbie was raised in Jackson Heights, Queens and now lives in Orange County, New York with her husband, daughter, son, and dog. She is an avid reader and enjoys reading fiction and non fiction books. For as long as she could remember she loved books. One of her favorite places to go was the library, surrounded by thousand books all for her choosing. Reading books allowed to her to immerse herself in a story which helped visualize the settings and events taking place and to take her to new places and imagine the impossible. When she took her children to visit the library, there wasn't a large selection of fiction that her son would want to read. This book was written as a labor of love which prompted her to write this book.