So very Max!
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (575 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 9769581534 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 50 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Malcolm, and her debut novel, "His Last Hope: A Contemporary Christian Romance" won the Christian Small Publisher Romance 2016 Book of the Year. A wife and mother, she believes “readers are leaders” and that children who enjoy reading have an automatic advantage in many areas of life. About the Author Marsha A. Malcolm is a native of Jamaica, where she works as a copy editor, freelance administrative service provider and part-time educator. She wrote “So very… Max!” because her son asked her to write him a book, and she was only too happy to comply. She also publishes under the name M. . A
It also encourages readers to learn to love themselves rather than change in order to be like everyone else.. Despite being sure of his mother’s love, Max still struggles with being stared at by disapproving eyes. When all the other foals find themselves in danger, it’s Max who triumphs and shows them what makes him "So very… Max!" "So very Max!" explores the idea that the very things that make us 'different' from everyone else are also the things that make us 'special.' While it's not necessarily about people with special needs, it can be seen as an invitation for families to begin a discussion about those who do have special needs. Momma Milly Mare protects her baby and showers him with tons of love, convinced that what makes him different is what makes him special. *** From the award-winning author who brought you "His Last Hope"!*** Being Max isn’t easy; he’
Malcolm, and her debut novel, "His Last Hope: A Contemporary Christian Romance" won the Christian Small Publisher Romance 2016 Book of the Year. Marsha A. Malcolm is a native of Jamaica, where she works as a copy editor, freelance administrative service provider and part-time educator. She wrote “So very… Max!” because her son asked her to write him a book, and she was only too happy to comply. She also
"Inspiring and fun read" according to Amazon Customer. A fun story that celebrates being different and marching to the beat of your own drum. Every child can benefit from learning this early in life. To all the Max's out there Be you!. Jenice sabdul said Five Stars. My kids absolutely love this book. Good teaching for kids. This was a great book about teaching kids to accept others who they consider different. Recommend it highly.