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Riding Magic
The empowering story of a little girl overcoming a big fear with the help of her family and a horse named Magic
Dom wishes she were brave enough to ride a horseāif only horses werenāt so huge and intimidating! Momma says itās normal to have the jitters at first, but Dom isnāt sure sheāll ever feel ready. She spends time with Magic, her favorite horse, and he seems to understand her worries, and even lets her brush him. This gives Dom the boost she needs, and sure enough, when she finally does get in the saddle, sheās thrilled to discover the frightenedĀ ba-bum, ba-bumĀ of her heart transforming into a happy beat in rhythm with Magicās steadyĀ clip-clop, clip-clop.
Lyrical text and stunning light-filled paintings beautifully capture the touching bond between Dom and Magic as Dom gains the confidence to ride, reassuring readers that everyone tries new things at their own pace.
Dom wishes she were brave enough to ride a horseāif only horses werenāt so huge and intimidating! Momma says itās normal to have the jitters at first, but Dom isnāt sure sheāll ever feel ready. She spends time with Magic, her favorite horse, and he seems to understand her worries, and even lets her brush him. This gives Dom the boost she needs, and sure enough, when she finally does get in the saddle, sheās thrilled to discover the frightenedĀ ba-bum, ba-bumĀ of her heart transforming into a happy beat in rhythm with Magicās steadyĀ clip-clop, clip-clop.
Lyrical text and stunning light-filled paintings beautifully capture the touching bond between Dom and Magic as Dom gains the confidence to ride, reassuring readers that everyone tries new things at their own pace.
āLewisās stunning watercolor illustrations match the lyrical text in this lovely ode to taking oneās time. As much as Dom wants to ride Magic, her favorite horse, sheās afraid. His body, legs, and teeth are so large. . . . A page turn reveals an enormous Magic, yet heās surrounded by gentle watercolor waves in welcoming blues in a visual depiction of Domās warring emotions. . . . Text and illustration balance Domās fears with Magicās beauty as the pacing perfectly conveys Dom conquering her fear by taking the time she needs. . . . Dom, finally ready, whispers āWe can do thisā to Magic, āand maybe to herself.ā . . . Beautifully paced, lyrical, and lovely. Highly recommended.ā āSchool Library Journal,Ā starred review
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The empowering story of a little girl overcoming a big fear with the help of her family and a horse named Magic
Dom wishes she were brave enough to ride a horseāif only horses werenāt so huge and intimidating! Momma says itās normal to have the jitters at first, but Dom isnāt sure sheāll ever feel ready. She spends time with Magic, her favorite horse, and he seems to understand her worries, and even lets her brush him. This gives Dom the boost she needs, and sure enough, when she finally does get in the saddle, sheās thrilled to discover the frightenedĀ ba-bum, ba-bumĀ of her heart transforming into a happy beat in rhythm with Magicās steadyĀ clip-clop, clip-clop.
Lyrical text and stunning light-filled paintings beautifully capture the touching bond between Dom and Magic as Dom gains the confidence to ride, reassuring readers that everyone tries new things at their own pace.
Dom wishes she were brave enough to ride a horseāif only horses werenāt so huge and intimidating! Momma says itās normal to have the jitters at first, but Dom isnāt sure sheāll ever feel ready. She spends time with Magic, her favorite horse, and he seems to understand her worries, and even lets her brush him. This gives Dom the boost she needs, and sure enough, when she finally does get in the saddle, sheās thrilled to discover the frightenedĀ ba-bum, ba-bumĀ of her heart transforming into a happy beat in rhythm with Magicās steadyĀ clip-clop, clip-clop.
Lyrical text and stunning light-filled paintings beautifully capture the touching bond between Dom and Magic as Dom gains the confidence to ride, reassuring readers that everyone tries new things at their own pace.
āLewisās stunning watercolor illustrations match the lyrical text in this lovely ode to taking oneās time. As much as Dom wants to ride Magic, her favorite horse, sheās afraid. His body, legs, and teeth are so large. . . . A page turn reveals an enormous Magic, yet heās surrounded by gentle watercolor waves in welcoming blues in a visual depiction of Domās warring emotions. . . . Text and illustration balance Domās fears with Magicās beauty as the pacing perfectly conveys Dom conquering her fear by taking the time she needs. . . . Dom, finally ready, whispers āWe can do thisā to Magic, āand maybe to herself.ā . . . Beautifully paced, lyrical, and lovely. Highly recommended.ā āSchool Library Journal,Ā starred review
