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The Tale of Jack Frost

by David Melling

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Jack Frost, a boy with a frozen touch, is taught magic in an enchanted forest by magical creatures and trees. But it's up to Jack to save this magic from the jealous, stupid goblins.
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I have always loved this storyline and believe it to be a classic for audiences of all ages. The title page of the story immediately draws readers into the text and piques readers' curiosity. The magical aspects of the text are a great draw for young readers especially and the author does an excellent job of developing the characters described in the text, especially Jack himself. All in all, the author created a plot that set a great pace for read-aloud situations and a message to cherish the ones you love for the time you are able to spend with them. ( )
  ajohns75 | Mar 12, 2015 |
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Jack Frost, a boy with a frozen touch, is taught magic in an enchanted forest by magical creatures and trees. But it's up to Jack to save this magic from the jealous, stupid goblins.

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