| Do you want a great way to get kids excited about reading? How about an educational and interactive comedy magic show featuring the merits of reading highlighted by both classic and popular books. Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day, Charlotte's Web, and The Runaway Bunny, are just some of the books that have been featured in this amazing and hilarious show. Perfect for libraries, book parties and schools there are ample opportunities for audience members to be a part of the show. The magic of reading has been seen all over Minnesota and even in Florida and North Carolina! Call now to help get your children fired up about the Magic of Reading! the 2012 Library theme is Dream Big I am already dreaming up how to feature books using this fun theme! reduced rates for libraries that book together! |
| Just some MELSA Comments... "Star is the best at working reading and SRP into her program, I loved that she changed her magic word to Bookawocky!" "Very funny, she worked lots of comedy into the magic and each trick was based on a book!"" "I enjoyed her high energy and use of music" "(she) even shows some of her favorite childhood books. She is an excellent performer." "She mentioned the library often and the kids loved her silly magic tricks" "She had the entire audience engaged through out the show" "One boy was so excited to learn magic he took two books from the display" "Parents praised her for working the children into her performance." |
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