SuitabookReputation and change
Mike is doing better at school, yet people continue to associate him with earlier trouble.
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Kate Egan - Author
This is a magic-centred story about changing other people’s view of you. Mike’s progress at school sits alongside a challenge involving reputation and resourcefulness when an exciting family possibility becomes public.
Mike is doing better in school these days. Learning magic helps him to learn other things as well. Sure, he's gotten in trouble in the past, but things are different now. So why does everyone still think he's the same old Mike? If only there was a magic trick to change his reputation...Then, during one of his visits to The White Rabbit Magic Shop, Mike finds something that could be even better than a magic trick - it's possible that Mike could be related to Harry Houdini - the greatest magician ever! But when Mike lets the news slip, and Jackson Jacobs dares him to prove it, he knows that he's in the type of bind that only magic can help him escape! Mike finds something that could be even better than a magic trick. It is possible that he could be related to Harry Houdini, the greatest magician ever. The coauthor is Mike Lane. Book #3
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a magic-centred story about changing other people’s view of you. Mike’s progress at school sits alongside a challenge involving reputation and resourcefulness when an exciting family possibility becomes public.
Mike is doing better at school, yet people continue to associate him with earlier trouble.
Mike learns he may be related to Harry Houdini, then faces a dare to prove it after letting the news slip.
Pay particular attention to social conflict.
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