Maggie Mae Figures it Out

by Missy Anne Moore, Alannah Mullen (Illustrator)

Overview

It is 1945 and the war is ending. Summer is upon ten-year-old Maggie Cooper, but she can't completely look forward to it. Her mother died and things with her dad just aren't the same. She just can't seem to have any feelings for her baby sister. To top it all off her sister Dory follows her around wherever she goes. She has some bad times when Evelyn and her two kids show up. Maggie's dad marries Evelyn after Maggie and her family knows her for less than a week. Evelyn moves her family in and things are rough. Maggie just can't accept Evelyn and is miserable. But, Maggie's sisters, her cousins Fern and Ruthie, and her friend Betty help her laugh through the tough times.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161181188
Publisher:	Simply Inspired Words Publishing
Publication date:	04/28/2019
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Author
Missy Anne Moore has always loved reading and began her love for writing in high school. She has her Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from National University. She loves music from the 1960s and enjoys mystery books and movies. She lives with her husband, Brian, and her cat, Marmalade, in rural Iowa.

Illustrator
Alannah is a graphic art designer and illustrator. Her passion and natural talent started early in life with illustrating her first books in middle school. Alannah creates comic book characters, designs book covers, video clips, children book illustrations, logo design, and anything requiring a creative design. Alannah is the founder of Crazy Amazy Illustrations, operated for 10 years in collaboration with Simply Inspired Words Publishing.

In her spare time, Alannah enjoys the outdoors, art. songwriting, and playing music. She can be found in late nights watching anime.

Editorial Reviews

This book was interesting and exciting. I could feel the emotions that Maggie had in the book. I wanted to become her friend. I would read this book more than once.

Children Book Reviewer - Hana Diallo