Magical Martys Deep Dive is the second story of the of Magical Marty Reading Adventure Series which is an ocean full of reading fun. Take a quick dip into the ocean and swim with a whale shark, manta rays, and yellow striped fish all from Magical Martys submarine spaceship! Do you know what a whale shark eats as part of their main meal? Dive into an ocean of reading fun by exploring this Magical Marty adventure! The Magical Marty Reading Adventure Series is a great way to engage children to read again. Reading to your children fifteen minutes a day is a proven activity that encourages them to become life long readers. Preschool and early elementary children will enjoy these wacky adventures with humor thrown in and still remember the focused content. They will also learn about the important aspects of friendship and imagination. Buy a copy now and introduce reading magic to your young reader today! 2007 Promises to bring young readers more Magical Marty Reading Adventures!Magical Marty is Soaring the Sky Magical Marty Meets the Tooth FairyFor more information regarding Magical Marty Reading Adventures visit www.MagicalMarty.com! About the IllustratorThomas McAteer is an illustrator based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of West Chester University and studied Multimedia Design at University of the Arts in Philadelphia. He has traveled across the globe to gather inspiration for his numerous picture books, painting in Florence, Venice, Budapest, Paris, Vienna, Amsterdam and more.2006
Magical Marty in Space is the first story of the Magical Marty Reading Adventure Series, which takes you on a journey into the cosmos with two cool friends, Magical Marty and Jimmy. Magical Marty can surely touch the stars! Blast off into space and discover the constellations; Orion, the Big Dipper and Leo the Lion, a wiggly snake, a flying giraffe and so much more! Join Magical Marty and explore space in a fun and wacky way in this entertaining picture book. The Magical Marty Reading Adventure Series is a great way to engage children to read again. Reading to your children fifteen minutes a day is a proven activity that encourages them to become life long readers! Preschool and early elementary children will enjoy these wacky adventures with humor thrown in and still remember the focused content. They will also learn about the important aspects of friendship and imagination. Buy a copy now and introduce reading magic to your young reader today! 2007 Promises to bring young readers more Magical Marty Reading Adventures!Magical Martys Deep DiveMagical Marty is Soaring the Sky Magical Marty Meets the Tooth FairyFor more information regarding Magical Marty Reading Adventures visit www.MagicalMarty.com!Book ReviewsSarah, a Mom and Book Lover, 11/20/2006 from www.BarnesandNoble.com...Kids will love it! This book will keep little minds positively engaged in a fun way. It will encourage young readers to use their imagination and explore through reading. The book is nicely illustrated with bright color combinations that make the story and characters come alive. It has an easy rhythm and flow. You could easily create a sing along while reading this book. Children will want to turn the pages to see what happens next. They will surely want Magical Marty to be their friend too!Dragon Pencil Independent Panel of Expert JudgesDuring National Book Week in December - 2006Cute story. Appeals to the childs imagination. Fun and playful.Well done. Illustrations are believable and bring the story to life. I can see my nephew through this book.Magical Marty in Space is in the fun room and helps kids use their imagination and travel in space!Nice job - A great bedtime story! I like that its educational for (Whats Orion? ), sparking curiosity even more!Informative and imaginative all in oneExcellent!The wording and illustration are matched very well."Magical Marty is a fun thing to have in mind when you fall asleep. I would get this for our grandson.The author presented a great value of friendship in a very creative way. The verbs and the adjectives enhanced the magical value of the book. About the IllustratorThomas McAteer is an illustrator based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of West Chester University and studied Multimedia Design at University of the Arts in Philadelphia. He has traveled across the globe to gather inspiration for his numerous picture books, painting in Florence, Venice, Budapest, Paris, Vienna, Amsterdam and more.2006
Reading with my children was always a very special time. It was a perfect opportunity to discuss a wide variety of topics and to continue to expand our minds. YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE PERFECT TO BE SPECIAL is a book that addresses the fact that it’s okay for children to be different! They don’t have to fit into a specific mold. Each one of us is different and gifted in a unique way and it is up to us to discover our own special light!