This is a light hearted read about a young boy who decides to outwit his bullies.
Max Mullers loves to do magic. Some people call him Max Magic but he wants to be a famous magician, Max the magnificent.
Max lives with his chatty family in East London where he learns a trick each day and shares it with others. At school, everyone is entertained except the school bully, George Bottley.
The author has written this in a first person narrative but it reads like a dairy account and it is a child's perspective.
There are black and white pictures as well as doodles of playing cards and a a top hat on each page. However, the front cover is bright, colourful and bold featuring the main character.
I absolutely loved reading this book. I also think a younger reader will benefit from reading it because it is written in a childlike manner from the viewpoint of a child dealing with bullying and following their dream.
I really like the author's note at the front of the book telling his young readers to believe in themselves and that their dreams can come true
Max Mullers loves to do magic. Some people call him Max Magic but he wants to be a famous magician, Max the magnificent.
Max lives with his chatty family in East London where he learns a trick each day and shares it with others. At school, everyone is entertained except the school bully, George Bottley.
The author has written this in a first person narrative but it reads like a dairy account and it is a child's perspective.
There are black and white pictures as well as doodles of playing cards and a a top hat on each page. However, the front cover is bright, colourful and bold featuring the main character.
I absolutely loved reading this book. I also think a younger reader will benefit from reading it because it is written in a childlike manner from the viewpoint of a child dealing with bullying and following their dream.
I really like the author's note at the front of the book telling his young readers to believe in themselves and that their dreams can come true