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    Ellery’s Magic Bicycle | Dedicated Review

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    Ellerys Magic Bicycle

    Ellery’s Magic Bicycle

    Written by Maria Monte

    Illustrated by Zoe Sanders

    Ages 4-8 | 38 Pages

    Publisher: Bonny Books | ISBN-13: 978-0987531069

    What to Expect: Adventure, growth, dealing with feelings

    Ellery’s Magic Bicycle is a playful story about a young girl who finds a magical purple bicycle that takes her on many adventures. As Ellery grows, so does her magical bicycle—the pair experience many life lessons together. However, when Ellery grows up, she begins to forget the special bond the two share until one day, she sees her daughter enjoying a bicycle. At this moment, Ellery remembers the joy her magical purple bicycle brings her.

    Author Maria Monte has created a sweet story where readers can watch Ellery grow from childhood to adulthood. When Ellery’s best friend moves away, Monte has Ellery handle the tough emotions with kindness and grace so that readers will be able to empathize. Meanwhile, the lively and cheerful illustrations drawn by Zoe Saunders highlight the whimsy of the magic purple bike and the adventures it provides.

    Older readers will recognize and enjoy watching the growth of Ellery—they may reminisce about their childhood adventures. In comparison, younger readers will likely relate to Ellery and her kindness towards others. Ellery’s Magic Bicycle is a wonderful story for readers of all ages. It would make an excellent addition to any library.

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    About the Author

    Maria Monte writes beautifully sweet, heart-warming, and fun stories that teach children great values, such as kindness and love. A native of Melbourne, Australia, Maria enjoys mochas, watching comedies, and spending quality time with her young son.

    For more information, visit https://www.mariamonte.com.

    Zoe Saunders: Illustrator Headshots

    About the Illustrator

    Zoe Saunders is a freelance artist and children’s book illustrator who lives in Cheshire, United Kingdom. Zoe loves to sketch, paint and create sweet characters. Zoe creates her whimsical illustrations using a pen and watercolor style.

    For more information, visit https://www.whimsicolourart.com.

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