Nadine G. Thomas Spreads Happiness and Excitement Among Young Readers Through Her Adventure-filled Children’s Book

Children’s book author Nadine G. Thomas always finds delight in sharing exciting stories of her own to her lovely grandchildren. Bringing interesting adventures with every tale, they would always want to hear more. As she shares her adventure stories to other children all over the world, she hopes to impart the same kind of fun and excitement that her grandkids experiences.
 
Crafting a unique global adventure in “Grandma’s Magic Box,” Thomas does exactly just that—putting a smile to her young readers and giving them a story that will live on inside their young hearts. The story follows a young boy named Ryan and a mysterious gift from his grandmother. At first, he attempts to see what’s inside the box but it wouldn’t seem to open.
 
Later on, he discovers that the box suddenly lights up and magically opens! As he tries to look into it, he is swiftly transported in places all around the world. He then embarks on this exciting adventure that teaches him fascinating information about counties and cities such as London, Israel, Japan, Egypt, Hawaii, and many others. As Ryan discovers new things and learns valuable lessons along the way, readers will surely have a great reading experience on every page.
 
Aiming to share this exciting adventure to a wider audience, Thomas opens the upcoming year with a bang. Soon, “Grandma’s Magic Box” will be on display with many other great titles during the upcoming 2019 New York Rights on May 29 – June 2,2019. It’s a wonderful and highly-anticipated book fair and gathering of the oldest and largest library association in the world, therefore, it’s an affair that one shouldn’t miss!
 
Grandma’s Magic Box
Written by: Nadine Thomas
Published by: Xlibris
Published date: January 15, 2018
Paperback price: $31.99

About the Author
Born in Portland, Oregon on Feb.17, 1937, Nadine Thomas moved to California at age of 6 weeks. Being a Navy junior and a navy wife, she has lived in 37 cities. She attended four different high schools and four different colleges. She received her degree in chemistry and biology from the University of San Diego. Her favorite job was teaching biology. She presently lives in a house her husband built in Aiken which he named “Dunromin.” Her grandchildren live in Indianola, Washington.
 

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