The Magic Mirror: Part One - Couverture rigide

Bekele, Hiwot Terefu

Couverture rigide

ISBN 13 : 9798349446160

Editeur : Indi Pub, 2025

Synopsis

Looking for a heartfelt children's chapter book that inspires confidence, kindness, and emotional strength?

The Magic Mirror is a touching and empowering story that will captivate children, young readers, parents, educators, school counselors, community leaders, and any individuals open meaningful conversations about self-worth, bullying, resilience, and inner beauty.

About the Story:

Set in the magical mountain town of Blue Tower, this 113-page story follows Rebekah, a bright and brave girl whose life changes after a tragic fire. Left with burn scars and sadness, she struggles to find her place in a world that suddenly feels distant and cruel.

When she meets a wise herbalist woman with a magical mirror, Rebekah begins to see herself-and her worth-in a whole new way. As she regains her confidence, helps others, and rediscovers her joy, Rebekah learns that the true magic was inside her all along.

What any Child/Student/Individual Will Learn:

• Confidence comes from within

• Kindness is more powerful than appearance

• Compassion, healing, and empathy

• The importance of education, family, and heritage

• Resilience in the face of bullying and hardship

This beautifully written book combines gentle fantasy with powerful life lessons-perfect for thoughtful readers and families looking to inspire the next generation to lead with courage, love, and understanding.

A magical mirror. A brave girl. A life-changing lesson every child should read.

A propos du livre

À propos de l'auteur

Hiwot (Emu) is an ordinary girl with an extraordinary heart. She resides in Boston, Massachusetts, and works in one of Boston's most vibrant, diverse, and inspiring public school departments, dedicating herself to the community she loves. The youngest in her family, she is not just a daughter, but also the best sister, a beloved aunt to her wonderful nieces and nephews, a fun godmother, and a cherished friend. Deeply connected to her Ethiopian-American heritage and East African culture, Hiwot values family, friendship, and the power of community. Hiwot's passion for storytelling was ignited in elementary school, earning her several awards and recognition. Her outspoken nature and dedication to diversity led her to receive the Special Humanity Award from her college, as well as having a poem published in her school magazine. Inspired by the richness of her background and her deep love for society, Emu believes that children are the greatest gifts to families, communities, and the world. She is committed to nurturing, protecting, and guiding them on their journey-one story at a time.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Indi Pub
• Date d'édition: 2025
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798349446160
• Reliure: Relié
• Illustrateur: Hamza Mirha
• Nombre de pages: 78
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
• Personne responsable: non disponible