Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Miss Maya and the Bridge to Everywhere

I'll never forget when my eight year old grandson came over to visit and went to my library to find a book to read. He searched and searched through the hundreds of children's books that I own and complained he couldn't find one to read.  I was mystified. Then, he explained that he wanted a chapter book. Oh, I immediately recognized he wanted to read a book with chapters so we went to the bookstore and bought about five to add to my collection.  Now, today's BOOK OF THE DAY, "Miss Maya and the Bidge to Everywhere," by Norman Earl Baron will be among my children's chapter books. Take a look.






Miss Maya and the Bridge to Everywhere Paperback – December 4, 2019
by Norman Earl Baron (Author)

Enter the world of Maya and Bits, where action and adventure are always just a magical bridge away.




One-eyed teddy bear, wizards, angels, ghosts, and griffins are just the beginning of what these pages hold. Dare to look inside to join the adventure of two young girls as they face pitfalls and perils to uncover the mysteries of magic and bring peace once again to their side of the bridge.

Learning that her grandfather built a magical bridge, Maya and her best friend Bits decide to venture across and see what happens. With Randolph, their one-eyed teddy bear, in tow, they discover more than they ever believed possible. Now that the bridge has vanished, they have to figure out how to get home. Can they do it before dark…or will they become a witch’s dinner?

Miss Maya and the Bridge to Everywhere is perfect for readers who BEGINNING CHAPTER BOOKS AND WHO ENJOY FUN, ADVENTURE, AND LIVELY CHARACTERS.




REVIEWS

Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2020
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Imaginative read for young kids. I loved all the magical people and objects. Simple and fun for kids to follow along.

Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2020
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Follow the many adventures of Miss Maya, Bits and Randolph the stuffed bear (shades of Paddington Bear). An engaging and exciting read (or to be read to) for young readers.

Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2020

Miss Maya and the Bridge to Everywhere was an engaging, easy to interpret, and delightful read. A land of wonder awaits as you follow Maya, Bits, and Randolph on their magical quest. A great bedtime read that will surely fill your little one's eyes with wonder.




Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2019

A delightful and fun read full of magic, imagination, and adventure. Follow Miss Maya, Bits, and Randolph across their magic bridge to a world of magicians, angels, and demons. Well crafted for kids and young teens that will keep them excite to see what comes next.


Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2020
I have been reading this book to my grandson and enjoyed the reactions of him. I also enjoy the reference to things I have been able to relate to from when I was a child. The references of characters from King Arthur added to my enjoyment.








Product Details


·       Item Weight : 4.3 ounces
·       Paperback : 104 pages
·       ISBN-10 : 1734164115
·       ISBN-13 : 978-1734164114
·       Product Dimensions : 5 x 0.26 x 8 inches
·       Publisher : Wellness Pals, LLC (December 4, 2019)
·       Language: : English






Author’s Autobiography – NORMAN BARON



Norman Baron is an avid, voracious and broad-based reader. Now, at last, he has the time to write full-time. He has written a book for and about his granddaughter, Maya, who is a delight to be around. She inspired him to write this book because of her wit, smartness and rascally personality.

In the past, Norman has written articles for the local newspaper in Imperial Valley, California.

Norman loves to fly. He has been a pilot of single and multi-engine planes for years, and at one time owned some planes and a hot air balloon. Norman was a vascular and general surgeon in a rural underserved area in the desert of Southern California, near the Mexican border, for over 40 years.

After retirement, he moved to Arizona with his wife to spend more time with their granddaughter, Maya.