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The Gallery of Wonders Books for kids A magical children fantasy series Magora Book 1 edition by Marc Remus Children eBooks

The Gallery of Wonders by Marc Remus is such a unique piece. In a way it reminds me of Cinderella, Harry Potter and the Chronicles of Narna but still it's very own and unique story. The book is about young Holly. Whose situation will literally break your heart. Living with her terrible foster parents you see a young girl dealing with very adult issues. When Holly loses her grandfather in a house fire we question how she will be able to continue on. He was her inspiration and the reason why she wanted to be an artist.

This is where it gets interesting. Holly starts seeing questionable things and discovers that some magical yet confusing creatures and people that are after her. Holly finds out she is a part of something much bigger than her measly life at the Smoralls. She learns that the old mystical creatures and worlds her grandfather had told her about drawing were actually real. Holly and her friends Rufus and Brian, and Amanda literally fall into a painting of Hollys grandfathers after Holly finds a magical paint brush. In this magical world Holly finds herself facing issues she never could have dreamt of. Soon Holly faces the battle of finding an art theif who is threatening her ability to return to her real world by stealing the paintings that are your portals home.

This is such a different kind of children's book. Facing troubling emotional issues but making it entertaining and captivating. The Author does a great job of describing scenes and characters without overdoing it. I was very entertained as an adult and definitely recommend this book.


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The Gallery of Wonders Books for kids A magical children fantasy series Magora Book 1 edition by Marc Remus Children eBooks Reviews

A bit Cinderelli-Hogworts....BUT....having said that, Holly is an individual, and has individual thoughts and feelings. This intro book to the series felt very pat, things came together so easily. For these children to be accepted so easily into a school they know nothing about, and for them to accept this shift in their lives so easily...it's a little more than my brain can really accept. Holly? Sure I could see her trying to get away from sleeping on a mattress from a garbage dump, but not all of them had that life. So why do they want to stay?
The middle and end of the book get a bit better, with an original mystery type problem/solution set. I like some of the NPC types that show up too, very personable.
Transported to a mythical reality known as "Magora", through the most inventive of apparatuses, a painting, the author, Marc Remus, presents a first-rate children's fantasy/adventure.

The story follows Holly, as she navigates her way through a parallel world in hopes to survive. Her survival depends on how quickly she can adapt to her new magical reality. Will she learn fast enough to defeat the darkness that lurks around every other corner?

The descriptive writing style of the author naturally pulls on the imagination and it was easy to picture the story, and the elements the author employs to move the story forward are very creative and unique. Moreover, the plot and subplot are engaging, Holly and her friends are fun to learn about and follow, and the messages the book delivers are meaningful and socially relevant.
The Gallery of Wonders by Marc Remus is the most fascinating children's book that I have read. An illustrator at heart, Marc Remus has turned his illustrations into much more than just words on blank pages. He has beautifully created worlds where a child's imagination can soar. Adventure, suspense, and a fun world filled with extraordinary things and places one can only dream of. Marc's talent as a writer is definitely one that readers should look for. His writing is captiviating. I highly recommend Marc Remus's novel, The Gallery of Wonders to both children and adults alike. Who would have thought that a world of painting can be so exciting?

The Gallery of Wonders is a must read for every child. The story is fast-paced and packed with enough action to keep the children turning the pages. Inside, this remarkable well-written masterpiece, readers will find a young girl worrying about her grandpa. She sees a fire coming from his place and tries calling for help. Her step family won't let her and yet she goes after her grandpa hoping to help him. Soon, Holly will lose the only family member that cared about her...but all is not lost. Marc Remus then takes readers on one addictive rollercoaster ride of a life time. One that's involves a painting. A painting that takes Holly and a few others to a world no one knew about. There anything that is drawn comes to life. Readers will have a blast following Holly and friends on their journey. The ending will leave readers wondering what happens next...The good news is that Marc Remus has another book coming soon. Overall, I loved this children's book and look forward to reading more by Marc Remus in the future.
I’ve began reading this book with my niece who has always been unenthusiastic to the idea of reading in general, in an attempt to encourage her to improve her reading habits – and I must say that I am both surprised and impressed by how well-received it been so far.

Finding a good book for her that she can become genuinely immersed in has proven to be usually one in a half dozen or so that I try, and I often have to rely on short books because she is a slow-reader So the fact that she (as well as myself) is enjoying “The Gallery of Wonders” so far even considering it’s relatively long length is what I personally consider to be a great testament to the author’s raw writing ability. We’re about half way through so far, I happily look forward to finishing it with her and continuing the series in the future.
The Gallery of Wonders by Marc Remus is such a unique piece. In a way it reminds me of Cinderella, Harry Potter and the Chronicles of Narna but still it's very own and unique story. The book is about young Holly. Whose situation will literally break your heart. Living with her terrible foster parents you see a young girl dealing with very adult issues. When Holly loses her grandfather in a house fire we question how she will be able to continue on. He was her inspiration and the reason why she wanted to be an artist.

This is where it gets interesting. Holly starts seeing questionable things and discovers that some magical yet confusing creatures and people that are after her. Holly finds out she is a part of something much bigger than her measly life at the Smoralls. She learns that the old mystical creatures and worlds her grandfather had told her about drawing were actually real. Holly and her friends Rufus and Brian, and Amanda literally fall into a painting of Hollys grandfathers after Holly finds a magical paint brush. In this magical world Holly finds herself facing issues she never could have dreamt of. Soon Holly faces the battle of finding an art theif who is threatening her ability to return to her real world by stealing the paintings that are your portals home.

This is such a different kind of children's book. Facing troubling emotional issues but making it entertaining and captivating. The Author does a great job of describing scenes and characters without overdoing it. I was very entertained as an adult and definitely recommend this book.