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Your Magical Laugh
This sweet and funny kid’s book reminds us all that positive reinforcement and the right guidance are always important for building the confidence and the independence of our children. A child's laugh is the most beautiful sound in the world. Through a rhyming narrative and bright, colorful illustrations, Your Magical Laugh shows children just how uplifting, powerful, and awe inspiring their laughter is. It illustrates the importance of sharing their smiles and that even though they may being feeling blue sometimes, more love, laughter and happiness are just around the corner. Come and join Your Magical Laugh for some bedtime reading or for a happy, uplifting journey. Whether a kid or just a kid at heart, everyone will enjoy this colorful, happy book.
26 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 29, 2012
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October 9, 2017
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Daughter emma says: they need to work on writing more about your magical laugh because i didnt get it. I did like it alittle though. Like the cat knitting socks made me laugh.
Bella says: the pictures were good.
Me the patent: i agree with Emma. The book didnt really bring up laughing and how its magical....more on how to feel good and with others. Its more about cheering up then laughter.
Daughter emma says: they need to work on writing more about your magical laugh because i didnt get it. I did like it alittle though. Like the cat knitting socks made me laugh.
Bella says: the pictures were good.
Me the patent: i agree with Emma. The book didnt really bring up laughing and how its magical....more on how to feel good and with others. Its more about cheering up then laughter.
December 17, 2014
Your Magical Laugh, written and illustrated by Daniel Bulleri, is one of the sweetest books we’ve reviewed for the Kids Book Group Website so far.
Children hear so much negative information about themselves and others. They also hear what NOT to do quite often throughout each day. I think this uplifting, encouraging little rhyming book counters some of that negativity by teaching them to be happy, and share that happiness with others. It’s a plus that kids really love the illustrations. Students in grades K through 3 actually cheered for Bulleri’s super-hero pup when I presented this book to them.
Children hear so much negative information about themselves and others. They also hear what NOT to do quite often throughout each day. I think this uplifting, encouraging little rhyming book counters some of that negativity by teaching them to be happy, and share that happiness with others. It’s a plus that kids really love the illustrations. Students in grades K through 3 actually cheered for Bulleri’s super-hero pup when I presented this book to them.
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