Magic's Most Wanted
#1 in Magic's Most Wanted Series
on Goodreads (180)
What’s inside...
For Mason Mortimer Morrison, life has been anything but magical. His dad was just sent to jail, his grades are plummeting, and two officers from an organization called Magix have just arrested him during school. To clear his name, Mason teams up with a junior detective from Magix and a talking bunny. Together, they dive into a world of magic that Mason never thought possible, embarking on a madcap adventure to prove his innocence.
Character compass
Mason Mortimer
Ebony Vail
Swoop
Discussion points
What do you think makes magic so appealing to the characters in the story?
How does the main character change from the beginning to the end of the book?
If you had a magical power, what would it be and why?
How does teamwork play a role in achieving goals in the story?
Can you think of a time when you had to solve a problem creatively like the characters?
Tip: Role play these questions
Show interest in their responses to encourage deep thinking. Ask follow-up questions based on their answers.
Relate the magical elements of the story to real-world scenarios to make the discussion relevant and engaging.
Discuss the moral decisions characters face to connect the conversation to values.
Highlight moments in the book where characters overcome challenges to inspire resilience in your child.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Teamwork and Collaboration
Explanation: In 'Magic's Most Wanted,' the protagonist Marv works together with his friends to complete missions and solve puzzles, demonstrating the power of collaboration.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by participating in group activities at school or in sports, learning to value each other's input and working together towards common goals.
Example Lesson: Courage and Facing Fears
Explanation: Throughout the book, Marv faces various challenges and threats but learns to overcome his fears and stand up for what he believes in.
Real-World Application: This encourages children to face their own fears, whether it's trying out for a new sport, speaking in front of the class, or standing up to a bully.
Example Lesson: Responsibility and Consequences
Explanation: As Marv deals with the magic items, he learns that every action has a consequence and that he must take responsibility for his choices.
Real-World Application: Children learn the importance of thinking before acting and understanding the potential impact of their decisions on themselves and others.
Example Lesson: Creativity and Problem Solving
Explanation: The book showcases Marv using his wits and creativity to solve magical and non-magical problems alike.
Real-World Application: This lesson inspires children to use their imagination and creativity in problem-solving situations at home, in school, or with friends.
Example Lesson: Importance of Integrity
Explanation: Marv consistently chooses to do the right thing, even when it's difficult, highlighting the importance of integrity.
Real-World Application: This lesson teaches children the value of honesty and sticking to their principles, reinforcing trustworthiness and ethical behavior in their daily interactions.