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1. Stories With a Touch of Magic

By: Jenny Miller, on 6/4/2010
Blog: Where The Best Books Are! (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: 2010, The Dreamer, THE NIGHT FAIRY, Summer Reading for Kids, The Boy Who Climbed Into the Moon, Drizzle, Magic Below Stairs, Add a tag

The Boy Who Climbed Into the Moon
by David Almond, illustrated by Polly Dunbar
Candlewick Press, 2010
$15.99, ages 9-12, 123 pages.

A lonely boy living in the basement of an apartment building decides to climb to the top story and touch the sky, and along the way meets happy people with strange ideas who encourage him to test out his theory that the moon is not the moon but a big hole in the sky.

Quirky and wonderful, this story will inspire readers to follow their dreams, no matter how crazy they seem, and find a place where they belong.

If you love this, don't miss Almond's brilliant tribute to the human spirit, My Dad's a Birdman, also illustrated by Dunbar, about a girl who helps her grieving father fly like a bird.

Drizzle

by Kathleen Van Cleve

Dial Books for Young Readers, 2010

$16.99, ages 9-12, 368 pages

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