Books Are Magic: Ten Imaginary Stories

The title of this book is the name of the first story, Books Are Magic. The story is about a young boy, that starts reading a book, than quickly starts to day dream that he's in the story. Story 2. Dreams In A Book, about a child that wrote down his dreams when young, and still remembers his dreams of his youth. Story 3. I believe In Dreams, is about a child's dreams are so real, the child wakes up and still feels as if the dream was true. Story 4. What Are Dreams Mommy? Is about a young girl that has her first scary dream and learns that no dream can hurt you. I wrote this story because I had bad dreams when I was young, and my mother told me the same thing as the mother told the little girl in the book, and that helped me to understand dreams. Story 5. The Boy Dreamed He Could Fly Upside Down, about a boy that helped out others in need while dreaming. Story 6. The Bowling Gang Party, is a cute little story that only happens when the bowling alley is closed, and all the bowling pins, and bowling balls all have a party. Story 7. My Computer Mouse Can Talk, is about a boy that only wanted a computer for his birthday and he got more than he asked for with a computer mouse that talked. Story 8. The Candle Stick Gang, is a cute story of candles with a weird way of communicating. Story 9. The Talking Dishes, is a story of dishes that only came to life when everyone was away. Story 10. The Talking Fishing Lures, is a great story for the small child that likes his dads fishing lures. This story has over 2000 words, and the lures all have a name. This book is not illustrated Table Of Contents 1.Books Are Magic ..817 Words 2.Dreams in a Book ..913 Words 3.I Believe In Dreams ..643 Words 4.What Are Dreams Mommy? ..752 Words 5.The Boy Dreamed He Could Fly Upside Down ..669 Words 6.The Bowling Gang Party ..705 Words 7.My Computer Mouse Can Talk ..694 Words 8.The Candle Stick Gang ..565 Words 9.The Talking Dishes ..901 Words 10.The Talking Fishing Lures ..2008 Words Age group for this book is 6 and up, but a great book to read to much younger children also. There is no illustrations in this book, only text. My daughter reads to her boys every night from books without illustrations, and she told me her boys only wants her to read to them. I'm planning to publish these stories separately with Illustrations, only after I see some feedback on some of the stories. All stories are imaginary stories. A great book of stories to read to your children. Please be honest with your reviews, to help me with what stories you like.