Sami the Magic Bear

"Sami the Magic Bear: No To Bullying!".
This amazing idea works wonderfully well and the two boys become friends! Exciting color illustrations show Sami!
The review has been provided to the Helen C. White Library's "Cooperative Children's Book Center" (University of Wisconsin, Madison) where it will be made available to school and community librarians throughout Wisconsin's public school systems and community libraries. This review has also been provided to the Cengage Learning, Gale interactive CD-ROM series "Book Review Index" which is published four times yearly for academic, corporate, and public library systems.
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Reviewed by Michelle Robertson for Readers' Favorite 5 stars!
Sami the Magic Bear - No To Bullying,

The author does a fantastic job of creating a friend and a solution to the bullying problem. The book is unique, the dialog and text comprehensible, and the characters highly relatable to young readers. I loved this book. I believe every parent, teacher, guardian and young reader should read this book to help them in any bullying scenario they may come across in their future, whether that be related to themselves or someone else.
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Murielle Bourdon was born in Longueuil, in the province of Quebec in Canada. She is mother of three young adults.

Since her early childhood she developed a passion for reading, writing short stories and poems, including drawing. Secretary for more than 15 years, she decided in 1996 to change her careers towards creativity and what fascinates her: art and writing.

She returned to school and received a bachelor degree in graphic design. In 17 years, her remarkable artistry creates outstanding achievement for a variety of customers.

At the beginning of 2014 Murielle decides to realize a dream which she secretly had harbored since her young age, and devotes herself to writing and illustration.

By creating a collection of children's books, she wants to share the real and imaginary world which is in her, with young readers.