Magic on the Map #1: Let's Mooove!

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By Courtney Sheinmel & Bianca Turetsky &

Publisher Description

On the last day of second grade, twins Spencer and Maggie Parker come home from school to find a camper van in their driveway. And not just any camper; a magic camper that can transport them to every state in the continental US. This is perfect for Maggie, who loves geography and is a star student, and for Spencer, who’s been failing his geography quizzes and could use the real life extra credit.

Together, the twins travel to a surprising new place--the rolling fields of Colorado! There they get suited up in cowboy gear, eat a hearty breakfast in the Mess Hall, and join a cattle drive. But when the group takes a moment to rest, the ranch's prized cow, Snowflake, is stolen by a band of rogue cowboys. The twins must discover how to work together in order to save Snowflake, and find their way home again.

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Magic on the Map #1: Let's Mooove! Reviews

3.0

Katie Hunter

Created about 2 years ago

Francesca K.

Created over 2 years ago

“Cute, light kids’ story of a magical camper transporting 8-year-old twins to an adventure in another state. A few Colorado state facts at the end.”

Kaprisha Campbell

Created over 2 years ago

“Was a really cute read”

Bookworm1909

Created over 2 years ago

Jessica Sharp

Created over 3 years ago

“A fun adventure for young readers. The information at the end about the state and the cliffhanger were a nice touch. Illustrations which added to the story. An exciting series with just the right amount of facts and fiction.”

About Courtney Sheinmel

Courtney Sheinmel is the author of over a dozen highly celebrated books for kids and teens, including the young readers’ series Stella Batts, the middle grade series The Kindness Club, and the young adult novel Edgewater. In addition to writing, Courtney served as a judge on the national level for the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, and she received a National Scholastic Outstanding Educator Award for her work as a writing instructor at Writopia Lab, a non-profit organization serving kids ages 8-18. She lives in New York City. Visit courtneysheinmel.com and follow @courtneywrites.

Bianca Turetsky is the author of The Time-Traveling Fashionista On Board the Titanic, The Time-Traveling Fashionista at the Palace of Marie Antoinette, and The Time-Traveling Fashionista and Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile, which have been translated into 9 languages. After graduating from Tufts University, Bianca began working for artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel, where she managed his studio for over 11 years and was his assistant on the Academy Award-nominated film The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. She is currently the regional Brooklyn coordinator and an instructor at Writopia Lab, an award-winning non-profit that offers writing workshops for kids and teens from all backgrounds. She lives in Brooklyn, New York. Visit biancaturetsky.com and follow @BiancaTuretsky.

For half of the year Stevie Lewis travels out of her van, furthering her passion for art and the outdoors. She is also an avid hiker and rock climber. With a background in animation, she now illustrates children's books, including Sun! One in a Billion, by Stacy McAnulty, Prince & Knight, by Daniel Haack, and Lost in the Library, by Josh Funk. She is currently based in northern Arizona, where she lives with her partner and two dogs.