Imagine That: The Magic of the Mysterious Lights by George Yuhasz is a delightful children’s picture book that enchants young readers aged 4–9 with its magical story and vibrant illustrations. Published in 2019 by Outskirts Press, this award-winning tale follows Evelyn, a curious girl who discovers mysterious lights and learns to harness her imagination to achieve her dreams. With stunning artwork by Egle Bartolini, the book is a visual and emotional gem.
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Why It’s Wonderful
Inspiring Themes: The story celebrates imagination and mindfulness, teaching kids to visualize their goals. Reviewers call it a “guide to manifestation,” sparking joyful discussions about dreams.
Engaging Story: Yuhasz’s poetic prose and lovable character, Evelyn, shine. The Wishing Shelf Book Awards praised his character development and plotting, giving it 5 stars.
Gorgeous Illustrations: Bartolini’s colorful artwork captivates, with Amazon reviews calling it “beautiful” and “engaging.” The high-quality design makes it a keepsake.
Educational Fun: References to stars like the Big Dipper ignite curiosity, while the story’s motivational message boosts confidence.
Award-Winning: Honors include the 2019 Independent Author Network award and Wishing Shelf Gold Medal, reflecting its universal appeal.
About the Author
George Yuhasz, a former special agent with an M.A. in psychology, draws on his global travels and love for nature to craft this heartfelt story, inspired by his granddaughter Evelyn. His warmth and passion shine through, making him a promising voice in children’s literature.
A Must-Read
Imagine That is a heartwarming, inspiring book that blends magic and life lessons. Perfect for read-alouds or independent reading, it’s a treasure for families and young dreamers.
Recommendation: Highly recommended for ages 4–9. A magical gift for sparking imagination!
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