Moon Magic
#4 of 6 in Evie Everyday Witch Series
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What’s inside...
When a mysterious letter arrives from Evie Everyday's old witch school, Pergoria, she sees it as an opportunity to prove that her experimental magic is superior to traditional magic. Despite being disliked by the Pergoria witches for her unconventional methods, Evie is determined to showcase her skills through a series of trials. However, she faces several challenges, including rescuing her friend Izzy, dealing with the Pergoria bullies, helping her friends who have been turned into statues, and stopping the ex-headmaster Mario Marzipan. The twist? She must use traditional magic and team up with the bullies to succeed. 'Evie Everyday Witch' is a series of chapter books designed for kids aged 7-12, especially those with short attention spans and a love for humor. It is perfect for reluctant readers and fans of various children's books, ranging from mystery to fantasy genres.
Discussion points
How do you think the moon felt when it magically changed colors?
What would you do if you had the power to change something in nature, just like in 'Moon Magic'?
Why do you think the characters reacted the way they did to the moon's changes?
If you could ask the moon one question, what would it be?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage empathy by asking your child how they think the moon felt during its magical changes.
Foster creativity by discussing with your child what they would change in nature and why.
Promote critical thinking by exploring the reactions of characters and asking your child what they might have done differently.
Build curiosity by brainstorming questions they could ask the moon or another element of nature.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Resilience through adversity
Explanation: In 'Moon Magic', the protagonist faces various challenges but perseveres to solve the mystery that is pivotal to the storyline.
Real-World Application: This lesson can inspire children to remain determined and overcome difficulties they encounter, be it in schoolwork, friendships, or other activities.
Example Lesson: The importance of teamwork
Explanation: Throughout the book, teamwork is essential as characters must cooperate to uncover secrets and accomplish their goals.
Real-World Application: Children can learn the value of working with others to achieve objectives, enhancing their ability to collaborate effectively in group settings at school or in extracurricular activities.
Example Lesson: Cultivating curiosity and imagination
Explanation: The magical elements and mysterious circumstances in 'Moon Magic' stimulate the imagination and curiosity of the readers.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to explore their own creative thoughts and questions about the world around them, fostering a lifelong love of learning.
Example Lesson: Empathy and understanding diverse perspectives
Explanation: Characters in the book come from varied backgrounds and experiences, offering readers multiple viewpoints.
Real-World Application: This can help children understand and appreciate different perspectives and cultures, promoting empathy and inclusivity in their daily interactions.