By Kristina | January 4, 2008
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Set in 20th-century Brussels, The Magic Violin is an inspiring and uplifting book about a young girl and her realization that believing in oneself can have a very magical outcome.

The story is about 8-year-old Melina, who is despondent because she doesn’t think she’ll be able to learn a new (and difficult!) song on her violin.  As you’ll see, all Melina really needs is a dose of self-confidence and a dash of magic.

The Magic Violin is perfect for children ages 5-9, especially those who are learning a new instrument, sport or hobby; and of course, this would be the perfect addition to a young aspiring violinist’s library.  It’s truly a wonderful story to share with your child about the power of effort and faith in oneself, as well as the importance of kindness.

I enjoyed the book, and when I finished reading it, I had a smile on my face.  There are many children (and adults, for that matter) who lack the confidence to “keep at” a hobby, a project, or (violin) lessons, just because they lose the hope that they can do it with a little bit of effort and little self-esteem boost.  Mayra’s book definitely has a strong message, one that is important and everlasting.  For children and jaded adults alike, The Magic Violin will lift spirits and just may give you and your child the boost to believe in your power to reach your goals.

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