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Strange Magic: Young adult fiction
Strange Magic is a wonderful read about an amazing genetically altered dog named Magic, and his young human companion. The story unfolds when Beth, the fourteen-year-old daughter of a Marine who brought Magic home from Iraq, finds he is a very gifted dog.
201 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 11, 2018
About the author
Edmond Humm
21 books6 followersAbout the author:
Marine Officer, General Manager, Airline Director, Teacher.
Edmond Humm is now doing what he wanted to do most of his life. He is writing novels. His first adventure in the business of writing began when he was eight-years-old. He wrote, drew, printed and published his own comic books on the streets of East Los Angeles. That was a long time ago.
Ed’s fiction writing credits include two published novels: Eternity and Golden Goose and eight indie published novels. His short story, The War’s over won a literary prize. His nonfiction credits include hundreds of instructional manuals and guides. He was the sports and history editor for Anka society in San Jose, California.
He received his BA degree from Chaminade University of Hawaii, and did his graduate work at the University of South Carolina-MFA. As a teacher at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida, he taught computer science and studied creative writing. When not writing, he mentors high school students and tutors college students in both writing and computer science.
He lives in Florida with his wife.
Marine Officer, General Manager, Airline Director, Teacher.
Edmond Humm is now doing what he wanted to do most of his life. He is writing novels. His first adventure in the business of writing began when he was eight-years-old. He wrote, drew, printed and published his own comic books on the streets of East Los Angeles. That was a long time ago.
Ed’s fiction writing credits include two published novels: Eternity and Golden Goose and eight indie published novels. His short story, The War’s over won a literary prize. His nonfiction credits include hundreds of instructional manuals and guides. He was the sports and history editor for Anka society in San Jose, California.
He received his BA degree from Chaminade University of Hawaii, and did his graduate work at the University of South Carolina-MFA. As a teacher at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida, he taught computer science and studied creative writing. When not writing, he mentors high school students and tutors college students in both writing and computer science.
He lives in Florida with his wife.
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January 28, 2021
Love Magic the human-dog
I love all the books about Magic. I dare to say that if more humans had his morals, the world would be so much better. The intricate story lines, the characters, and course Magic jump off the page and right into my heart! I so hope there are more to come.
I love all the books about Magic. I dare to say that if more humans had his morals, the world would be so much better. The intricate story lines, the characters, and course Magic jump off the page and right into my heart! I so hope there are more to come.
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