As we looked through the book we talked about the "rules" for Magicians; especially the "don't tell your secrets" rule. But, then Josiah, eight years old, said; "Well, magicians do not tell how they do their tricks unless they are Penn and Teller . . . then they have to 'tell', because they are Penn and 'Teller'!" He is a funny boy for sure!
At any rate, I'm happy to let you know about Make Your Own Magic Tricks today - and announce a giveaway as well!
Make Your Own Magic Tricks
Author - Peter Eldin
Illustrator - Alfredo Belli
Publisher - Sterling Children's Books
Ages - 7 +
Favorite Features -
- Provides directions, step-by-step for 21 tricks.
- Includes props, stickers and more to add to the fun.
- Colorful illustrations fit very well with the book.
- Encourages fun!
Sterling Children's Books says; "Want to be a magician? Abracadabra—turn your fantasy into reality! This entertaining activity book offers colorful pages full of fun activities which will amaze your friends and family. Make a magic wand, do sleight of hand, magically reassemble cut ribbon, guess what people are thinking, and lots more. Along with easy-to-follow directions, you’ll get 150+ stickers and four pages of press-out models."
What child does't enjoy learning a "magic", sleight of hand trick to use so they can amaze their friends and family? With the help of Make Your Own Magic Tricks, your grandchildren/children will learn the secrets and, with a bit of practice, they will be ready to leave the people they know impressed with their "trickiness"! Enjoy working through Make Your Own Magic Tricks with the children you love and then put on your own special show - be sure to keep your camera handy!
I'm happy to say, not only did Sterling Children's Books send one copy of Make Your Own Magic Tricks for me to review, but they are making another available for me to give away (USA only)! If you are over the age of 18 and would like to enter this drawing for Make Your Own Magic Tricks - which will be on February 28, 2017, please comment below to tell me about a fun "talent" you had when you were a child - for me it was singing and storytelling - I loved writing and making up fun stories . . . are you surprised?!
What child does't enjoy learning a "magic", sleight of hand trick to use so they can amaze their friends and family? With the help of Make Your Own Magic Tricks, your grandchildren/children will learn the secrets and, with a bit of practice, they will be ready to leave the people they know impressed with their "trickiness"! Enjoy working through Make Your Own Magic Tricks with the children you love and then put on your own special show - be sure to keep your camera handy!
I'm happy to say, not only did Sterling Children's Books send one copy of Make Your Own Magic Tricks for me to review, but they are making another available for me to give away (USA only)! If you are over the age of 18 and would like to enter this drawing for Make Your Own Magic Tricks - which will be on February 28, 2017, please comment below to tell me about a fun "talent" you had when you were a child - for me it was singing and storytelling - I loved writing and making up fun stories . . . are you surprised?!
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ReplyDeleteI am finally able to comment on this thread. Not sure what was going on. I wrote plays and acted. Follow on facebook, email and on Google Friend Connect. I shared on facebook. Thank you!!
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