SuitabookFinding a strength
Mike feels less capable than Nora until he discovers that magic may be something he can do well.
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Kate Egan - Author
A lively story about discovering a personal strength: Mike compares himself with Nora, then finds encouragement and possibility through magic at The White Rabbit shop.
Mike Lane reluctantly bonds with good-girl neighbor Nora while learning fun skills at The White Rabbit magic shop, the owner of which believes Mike could become a great magician. Mike feels as though he can't do anything nearly as well as his neighbor Nora, until the two discover a mysterious magic shop, and Mike finds something he is good at. The coauthor is Mike Lane. Book #1 ***''DOGObooks'' Cust. There's magic tricks inside to teach you how to do the ones in the book. It's all about a guy named Mike. He has trouble just sitting in school. His neighbor Nora is good at anything she try's. One day they go into a store called The White Rabbit. It's looks like a pawn shop but they go further and find a secret room full of magic tricks. He buys some wind up teeth but they break when he try's to show his enemy, Jackson. Nora and him come back so Mike can bye new teeth, but, they're in for a surprise! Read to find out what happens next!!! I rate 4 stars because I like it but don't love it. Who knows, this could be your new favorite book!**
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA lively story about discovering a personal strength: Mike compares himself with Nora, then finds encouragement and possibility through magic at The White Rabbit shop.
Mike feels less capable than Nora until he discovers that magic may be something he can do well.
Mike reluctantly bonds with Nora, and the two visit The White Rabbit magic shop and return together after the trick breaks.
The White Rabbit shop contains magic tricks, including wind-up teeth; one trick breaks when Mike tries to show it to Jackson.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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