Mishea Obiji

The Secret of the Magic Crystal (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A magic crystal leads 3 friends on an enchanting adventure. A fairy, a mermaid, and a sorceress make new friends and learn an ancient secret.

Magic happens when Alana finds a beautiful crystal. That night, she has a amazing dream. The next morning, she is reluctant to share her secret, but so excited she can't help showing it to her friends, who beg her to share her treasure. While the girls are enchanted by mermaids, dragons, and octopuses, a group of city children follow the crystal's light and burst into the dreamy world of Alana and her friends. Only after Alana decides to open her heart does she learn the true power of the light of the magic crystal.

"That night Mae had a dream. She dreamed she was mixing and grinding strange ingredients in a green cauldron. When she added the crystal, the potion bubbled and frothed. The crystal shone brighter and brighter until it exploded in a flash of light.

Mae awoke and saw the crystal glowing in the morning light. She ached to have it for herself. But she was a good friend and had promised to bring it back, and so she did.

Mae told Alana and Samara about her dream and asked, "Do you think Samara would have a dream, too?"

Alana was curious about what Samara's dream would be, so she agreed to let her borrow the crystal the next night."

The Secret of the Magic Crystal is a fantasy children's book about friendship, imagination, and transformation.

"An elegant, original, and wonderfully entertaining children's picture book by author and illustrator Mishea Obiji, The Secret of the Magic Crystal will have a very special appeal for young readers with an interest in fairies, mermaids and dragons. With its underlying and positive message of friendship, imagination and transformation, it is especially and unreservedly recommended for family, elementary school, and community library picture book collections for young readers. ~ Susan Bethany, Reviewer's Bookwatch: 12/2019, James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief, Midwest Book Review

Children ages 6-10, as well as adults, will be captivated by this magical tale of friendship

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Anamcara Press LLC
• Altersempfehlung: ab 9 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. August 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781941237489
• Artikelnr.: 60395008

Autorenporträt

Mishea Obiji is an author, teacher, and artist. The Secret of the Magic Crystal was inspired by her love of art and creativity married with her passion for communicating with children through a language they can understand, storytelling. Mishea has been teaching young children for more than 15 years and enjoys reading to them and playing on their level, and teaching them things that are integral to making the world a better, more loving place. Mishea has always loved art and creation of all kinds including drawing, painting, sculpture and fibers. She is passionate about drawing fantasy characters, and decided to try her hand at authoring her first children's book, The Secret of the Magic Crystal. Mishea was born in the country just outside of Lawrence Ks. where she spent her days exploring and day dreaming and trying to capture her fantasies in her drawings. Her Parents always encouraged her and gave her the resources to explore and practice. She continued with her art education and took art classes in college, but felt too confined and wanted to experience the art world in her own way. Mishea is married with one child, who she loves reliving her childhood through. Her husband is an entrepreneur and helps her understand the business side of marketing. She is grateful for a very supportive and creative circle of friends and family, and a wonderful publisher. She enjoyed the process immensely, and plans to continue to write and illustrate many more children's books. You can reach Mishea at: www.misheaobiji.com