Where Magic Lives - Yarger, Jean
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Have you ever wondered where magic comes from? "Where Magic Lives" is the story of seven-year-old Abigale, who loves the stories Nana tells about the fairies that live in her Garden. Sitting in Nana's warm lap, Abigale's imagination takes her to a place where nothing bad happens and rabbits talk. But a little voice in the back of her head is beginning to doubt Nana's stories. Abigale wants the stories to be real and at the same time is afraid that there is no magic - until one night, Nana leans over and whispers in her ear, "Are you inspired? What story have you invented? Magic is as close as your imagination. It is there- inside of you. Believe!"…mehr

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Have you ever wondered where magic comes from? "Where Magic Lives" is the story of seven-year-old Abigale, who loves the stories Nana tells about the fairies that live in her Garden. Sitting in Nana's warm lap, Abigale's imagination takes her to a place where nothing bad happens and rabbits talk. But a little voice in the back of her head is beginning to doubt Nana's stories. Abigale wants the stories to be real and at the same time is afraid that there is no magic - until one night, Nana leans over and whispers in her ear, "Are you inspired? What story have you invented? Magic is as close as your imagination. It is there- inside of you. Believe!"
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Jean Yarger has been an elementary and middle school teacher, business owner, entrepreneur, wife, parent, and now grandparent. Her personal and professional life have been focused on assisting and inspiring people to be their best. Upon her grandchildren's births, she saw a need for purposeful and meaningful communication between generations. An avid gardener, she inspired her grandchildren's imaginations with stories about the creatures in her garden. She soon realized that being a grandparent meant becoming a bridge between generations and understood the need for parents and grandparents to share their experiences and create opportunities for meaningful communication that will inspire the next generation.