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Morgan and Me (Serendipity)
Sharing life lessons and memorable morals, the Serendipity books are a seasoned favorite with children and parents alike. So, journey to the magical, mystical land of Serendipity with these four cherished editions featuring newly revised text from the author.
The princess and Morgan both learn that they must treat each other in the way they would like to be treated themsel...more
The princess and Morgan both learn that they must treat each other in the way they would like to be treated themsel...more
Paperback, 32 pages
Published
August 5th 2002
by Price Stern Sloan
(first published 1975)
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I recently bought this book for my niece, who loves all things related to princesses. Although I personally was never a princess type girl, this was actually one of my favorite books as a child. I think it was one of the first books I learned to read on my own, and it also sparked my childhood interest in unicorns. It has beautiful pictures, and the story includes a nice lesson on treating others as you would like to be treated. Sweet and fun.
This part of the Morgan books in the Serendipity series chronicles how Morgan met her friend the Princess. The Princess has a bad habit of saying she'll do things "just a little later". When she suddenly needs her friend Morgan, she learns a valuable lesson about the timeliness of action and friendship.
A cute book with a lesson that even young children can grasp about the importance of fulfilling promises and not putting off friends.
A cute book with a lesson that even young children can grasp about the importance of fulfilling promises and not putting off friends.
I loved this one when I was little.
The original version, not the later edition Morgan and Me (reissue) that was compelled to...
display the moral of the story in a little framed box on the cover, because children are too stupid to glean meaning from the actual story,
use the repetitive phrase "Oh, poof! Oh, piffle!" because it was cute???,
and change the ending to
"THIS STORY IS TRUE,
THOUGH TWISTED OF COURSE,
ROBIN IRENE IS AN ARTIST,
AND MORGAN IS A HORSE."
because children won't understand the...more
The original version, not the later edition Morgan and Me (reissue) that was compelled to...
display the moral of the story in a little framed box on the cover, because children are too stupid to glean meaning from the actual story,
use the repetitive phrase "Oh, poof! Oh, piffle!" because it was cute???,
and change the ending to
"THIS STORY IS TRUE,
THOUGH TWISTED OF COURSE,
ROBIN IRENE IS AN ARTIST,
AND MORGAN IS A HORSE."
because children won't understand the...more
Jun 24, 2012
Little Miss and the Legomeister
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5 of 5 stars
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I really loved this wonderful story as a child. The older version, not the version with the "newly revised text." It was much better before they printed the "moral" on the cover.
If your copy contains the phrase "Oh, poof! Oh, piffle!" it's the wrong edition.
If your copy contains the phrase "Oh, poof! Oh, piffle!" it's the wrong edition.
Apr 14, 2009
Alexis
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5 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Recommends it for:
little girls who like unicorns
Recommended to Alexis by:
Mom
I loved this series as a kid, but now that I see this title has been reissued with revised text I think I might need to find a new copy.
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