About This Book
In the sixth book of the popular Upside-Down Magic series, Marigold Ramos, a student at Dunwiddle Magic School, struggles with her 'upside-down' magic, which makes things small. When she and her friends protest a new rule banning toy dragons, Marigold's powers spin out of control, accidentally shrinking her friends. This chapter book is ideal for readers aged 7-10, offering a humorous and adventurous take on self-acceptance, problem-solving, and friendship. Parents will appreciate the themes of standing up for what's right and learning to control one's unique abilities, even when they seem like a challenge.
Marigold Ramos thinks that her magical ability to make things small will come in handy as she and her friends protest the new rule banning their toy dragons from school, until her magic gets out of control and starts shrinking her friends.
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Discussion Prompts
1
If you had Marigold's shrinking magic, what would be the first thing you'd shrink? What would you never shrink?
2
The friends protested a rule they thought was unfair. Have you ever felt a rule was unfair? What did you do?
3
What makes Marigold a good friend, even when her magic causes trouble?
4
How do Marigold and her friends work together to solve the shrinking problem?
5
What does this story teach us about accepting ourselves, even our 'upside-down' qualities?
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