Synopsis: Inspired by the author’s own childhood adventures, this heartfelt story will take readers on a whimsical journey through Ellery’s childhood with her magical bicycle in tow. Ellery and her bicycle share many wonderful new adventures together; lonely yet curious Ellery finds adventure, love, and friendship, as well as weathering sorrow and loss.
When she grows up, Ellery starts to forget her special bond with the bicycle. Will Ellery remember what’s important before it’s too late and the magical bicycle is lost forever?
Release Date: 2nd May 2022
Genres: Magic, Picture Book, Children’s, Adventure, Friendship
Pages: 38
Thanks to books go social and netgalley for the copy to read and review.
Review: To young Ellery’s her bicycle is more than just a bicycle it’s magic and she takes it on many adventures, growing up with it and it magically grows with her. Her bicycle was her comfort and her best friend and they did everything together.
As she grew into an adult and had forgotten all about her bicycle it sat in waiting hoping she would be back one day and the magic of her old best friend can be rekindled.
I loved how sweet this story was, how she formed a deep connection with her bicycle and how magical it all was to her. It had beautiful illustrations and was written so sweetly, telling this wonderfully magic story.
About Author: Maria Monte writes delightfully sweet, humorous and heart-warming stories that teach little ones great values, such as kindness, joy and love.
Her spare time is divided between family, caring for her young son, and writing children’s books. A native of Melbourne, Australia, Maria enjoys mochas, watching comedies on Netflix (when her toddler naps!), and losing herself in wiki rabbit holes.
Maria is an experienced communications specialist with an honours degree in English literature. She loves to connect with readers, so visit her online at— http://www.mariamonte.com/contact-me
Stop by her Facebook, http://www.facebook.com/mariamonteauthor
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Website— http://www.MariaMonte.com
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