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What You Need to Know:
• The Magical Ms. Plum is a wonderful, easy to read story that both girls and boys will enjoy.
• The story imparts many lessons that young children will benefit from and relate to, seeing themselves in many of the
   characters.
• There is also a suspenseful mystery embedded in the story that will keep the reluctant readers interested.
Sweet Book Summary:
Ms. Plum's third grade classroom is quite magical, especially that yummy smelling supply closet. Everyone in school knows it's a magical place, but past and present students find they can't talk about it, even if they would wish. The students LOVE Ms. Plum and her classroom, but asked why and they can't provide an answer. Hmmmmm, a little mysterious wouldn't you say?

The answer to the mystery is that Ms. Plum and her supply closet are full of magic. When a student is picked to go get something from the closet, something magical happens. For instance, when Eric, who is a constant interrupter, goes into the closet, he comes out with a parrot, who begins to constantly interrupt Eric. Guess who learns a lesson? When Darma, who the class deems clumsy and not worth their attention, gets a pack of squirrels who wait on her hand and foot, Darma suddenly becomes the envy of the class.

It's a book full of lessons on kindness, appropriate behavior and community sharing that is hidden in a wonderful little story that will keep your reader very interested. This will be a wonderful addition to your bookshelf.
Author: Bonny Becker Illustrator: Amy Portnoy Published: 2009, 112 pages
Themes: Humor, Animals, Behavior, Mystery
If You Liked This Book, Try:
Daisy Dawson on her Way, Steve Voake
Keeker and the Sneaky Pony, Hadley Higgenson
This recommendation was written by: Melissa Y.
 

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