Sep 01 2010
Books by Author Donna Mavrides
Instead of my typical weekly blog that involves strategies, ideas, and suggestions for parents and educator, I have decided to share the themes and goals of my children’s books with you. The common thread throughout each of the stories is my commitment to help our children to become more self confident, to instill a love for reading, to encourage children to be open to new ideas, people, and places, to be kind and empathetic, and to love and respect family, friends and the world around us.
“Forever Love” is a beautiful story that explores the everlasting love between a terminally ill parent and his child.
“Room for One More” is a wonderful book to share with young children for it focuses on the heart’s ability to expand as a new baby is welcomed into a family.
“Margaret the Magnificent” is the first in the Margaret series of stories. It introduces the magical super-dog as she travels the globe in her quest to help a little girl who needs love, friendship, and a boost to her self confidence as she gets ready to attend a new school.
“Margaret the Magnificent Visits the Everglades” is dedicated to children and adults who believe in the power of friendship, beauty, and in the belief that working together will create a greener and kinder tomorrow. The book combines accurate information about the Everglades with the imaginary adventures of Margaret the Magnificent, Ali the alligator and Crock the Crocodile. It also blends photographs by Rodney Cammauf with the beautiful art work created by Ann Pilicer.”
“Margaret the Magnificent Visits the Rain Forest” invites readers to travel to the wetlands of Africa in order to help Margaret assist Kyle the crocodile and his friends preserve their ecosystem. Once again, Margaret, the magical, super-dog demonstrates how perseverance and team work can impact change and give us hope for a greener and kinder future. The graphic illustrations, created by Michael Costa, are so life-like that you will feel as if you are in the African jungle along with Margaret and her friends. Again, the combination of facts and fiction make this story a “must read” for elementary aged children.
To order Donna’s books and/or to find out how to schedule a speaking engagement/author visit, please visit, www.magicalms.com.
























