Adventures of Samara and Alphabet - The First Magic Trick

Big problems need big imagination! In this heartwarming story of two inseparable friends, Alphabet, the elephant wants to turn blue. Does Samara manage to make him change color? Join us on the adventures of Samara and Alphabet as they use their imagination to explore different professions and find solutions to Alphabet's problems.
'The First Magic Trick' is part of our series 'Adventures of Samara and Alphabet, the elephant.' Explore other titles in the series to continue the learning adventure: Cleaning the BeachSaving the Bird
Skills Your Child Will Learn from this Storybook: EmpathyResponsibilityCommunication & TeamworkCreativity & ImaginationProblem-SolvingCritical Thinking
Why The First Magic Trick is a Must-Have:
Skills Development: The story books for 3+ year old children actively encourage empathy, problem-solving, and communication, and impart valuable lessons in your little one's heart.
Encourages Storytelling: This children's book sparks imagination and creativity, inspiring children to create their own stories and adventures based on the characters' experiences.
Early Learning Adventure: Designed for young readers aged 3-8, this kids' book features captivating illustrations and engaging interactive elements, making it an ideal choice for early learners.
Parent, Teacher, and School Favorite: Trusted and cherished by parents, schools, and teachers alike, 'The First Magic Trick' is a delightful addition to the educational 'Adventures of Samara and Alphabet' Series.
Perfect for Gifting: Whether enhancing your child's early learning journey or seeking the ideal gift for kids, this picture book promises endless moments of joy, learning, and bonding.

Priyanka Agarwal Mehta is a mother to two vivacious girls and most of her books stem from her interactions with her daughters. Her books include subtle themes of empathy, problem-solving and communication - capabilities that she considers key to a happy and successful life. She holds a BA from Northwestern University, US and an MBA from the University of Cambridge, UK. She sits on the board of several educational institutions. Her work is fueled by a deep respect for children, emphasis on research and a love for learning. She enjoys theatre, talking to strangers and making up silly games to play in restaurants. She lives with a big family, five dogs and too many books in Ahmedabad, India.