Magic Moon: A New Beginning (Vol. 4):

by Shirley Moulton, Derek Moulton (Editor), Cody Moulton

Overview

Magic Moon is a cool, quirky, gigantic, somewhat terrifying, alien "moon-like" being who likes puns and jokes when he's not accidentally causing small rock slides. He gives great advice, if you are brave enough to face him, and he loves to make new friends!

Join Magic Moon and his friends from two worlds as they deal with bullies. In our world, a young African American girl gets bullied at camp. In Magic Moon's World, a being gets bullied because of the white color of his fur!

"...an imaginative illustration of emotional intelligence." -Kirkus Reviews

"The Magic Moon books offer children fun characters and a large dollop of thrills." -The Wishing Shelf Book Awards U.K. (2018)

Winner/Honorable Mention - The Purple Dragonfly Book Awards U.K., (2017) Story Monsters, LLC., School Issues.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798987605042
Publisher:	Shirley Moulton
Publication date:	11/05/2017
Series:	Magic Moon Books , #4
Pages:	162
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.44(d)
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

AUTHOR Shirley Moulton, M.S., has been close, personal friends with Magic Moon for her entire life. He asked her to write some of his stories, so, naturally, she did! She has spent her entire professional career of over 35 years working with children who have disabilities (including but not limited to: autism, ADHD, behavior disorders, learning disabilities and other health impairments). She’s also worked with non-disabled and gifted children. Shirley Moulton has a Master of Science degree in Special Education, and two Bachelor’s degrees; one in Psychology and one in Special Education. She believes every child, whether classified with a disability or not, has many talents and gifts. She’s grateful she can continue to make a positive difference in children’s lives, now that she’s retired, by writing the Magic Moon Children’s Books series. She loves being a mother and a grandmother most of all!

Editorial Reviews

...an imaginative illustration of emotional intelligence. - Kirkus Reviews

Magic Moon deals with bullies in his world [for Farni]...Camp counselors do the same on Earth...when...caramel-colored 8-yr old Kauna is bulllied. In both worlds, practical demonstrations show the wrongness of prejudice based on outward appearances. ...Magic Moon reveals how a prism separates white light into a rainbow of colors--but it's all the same light. Inward qualities, like Farni's bravery, are what matter.

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