Readers have fallen in love with the timeless lessons of Magical Morals. In this newly released Second Edition, that same beloved story has been completely visually reimagined with the highest quality illustrations and now features a brand-new, magical surprise ending. Here is what parents and grandparents are saying about the heart of the story:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This book focuses on impowerment, coping skills and many more skills that children need. "I really enjoyed Magical Morals. This is a great read for parents and children as they embark on the simple magic that teaches knowledge, power and so many valuable tools for survival. Children can learn how positivity can bring joy to you daily life. I think the alphabet was amazing!" — Shelley Sandoval
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great book "Such a delightful book with great content. In my mind I could almost see Leia with the wizard and the fairy; her dreams were so vivid! The author easily weaves the magical, with the reality of right versus wrong. I recommend every grandparent purchase this book. We love it." — mike
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Such a great book, that I bought 2! "A great read that parents will find helpful to instill the kind of morality missing today." — No Agenda, Just Facts
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Actions have consequences "An inspiring book not only for children but also a reminder for all of us to be mindful of living by the golden rule. It should be in every elementary school and Library all over the country and the world. It is an inspiring book." — Jeanne FBH
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Learning thru adventure "What a wonderful way to explain such important virtues and gems for life and living. I enjoyed this immensely as an adult and will share with all young adults I know. It’s an enjoyable and adventurous way to travel thru the moral alphabet. Read and have fun with Leia and the wizard!" — Amazon Customer
About the Author
Growing up in a very large family that faced its share of hardships, Markus Stonefield learned early on that life is not always easy. He spent much of his life studying human behavior, seeking to understand why people make choices that cause difficulty for themselves and others. He wrote Magical Morals to pass his hard-won insights onto the next generation—giving children the tools to avoid common mistakes, navigate challenges, and be the best person they can be, no matter what happens.