Ethan and Mia's Miracle Island: Books for Kids
The siblings are bored. This eBook teaches kids creativity, early learning, and values—while being a funny bedtime story. (The Magic Power)
by Danny Friedman, Karin Aaron
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Pub Date Jun 29 2021 | Archive Date Aug 22 2021
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Description
In this empowering picture book, your children will learn how to use their greatest strength—the Magic Power of imagination!
Mom has to work from home, but Mia and Ethan are bored. They want to go on an adventure, but they need to wait for Mom to finish working. How will their magic power help them now? Read the book to find out!
This book will teach your children positive thinking, how to use their imagination in everyday life, and how to be happy and confident. It will help them stay positive, creative, responsible, and be good siblings.
They will read this book again and again!
Parents and teachers love this must-have series that encourages children to be creative, think outside the box, and learn to take initiative.
Advance Praise
This is a great book for kids (and their parents). It teaches the children how to play by themselves by using their imagination.
The illustrations are amazing and happy!
I loved the way the sister helps her brother. It’s such an important value for siblings.
Featured Reviews
Stacey R, Reviewer
I believe that this book did a great job with illustrations and the basics of what it was trying to achieve. In a world where everything is so available to our children sometimes they lose their imaginative side. I really enjoyed its simplicity in showing children that they can have fun with just their imagination. My 3 children (ages 10, 7 and 5) also really enjoyed this book. after reading it to them they were ready to start their own adventure together.
Gemma J, Reviewer
This is a fun book, great illustrations and stories, that appeals to kids from very young, through to older. My children are aged from 3 - 13, and all enjoyed the book.
Thanks to NetGalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Srivalli R, Reviewer
Ethan and Mia feel bored at home as their mom is busy working. Mia helps Ethan go on a make-believe adventure using their imagination. They explore Miracle Island (which is their home), along with the pet dog, Coco.
The book shows how kids can have fun without being outdoors or even using expensive gadgets and toys. All it takes is imagination. Mia is a sweet big sister, nudging her little brother to imagine themselves as pirates and have fun.
The illustrations are bright, colorful, and full of life. I love how mom is the lioness on the island (with a tail and yet sitting on the racing chair and working). The illustrator has artfully mixed the scenes from home with the setting of Thank you, NetGalley and BooksGoSocial, for the ARC.
Holly J, Reviewer
My nephews are at an age where the like pirates so they cover appeals to them!
This is a fun book, great illustrations and stories, that appeals to kids from very young, the boys are aged from 3 and 5 and they enjoyed the book.
Thanks to NetGalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
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