Magic for Marigold

by Lucy Maud Montgomery

Marigold Lesley is anything but ordinary. With her vivid imagination and infectious laughter, she charms everyone around her—even if her fanciful ways leave her family hoping for a touch more practicality. But Marigold isn’t ready to leave her magical world behind. Talking to her cat and keeping an invisible friend in the orchard make perfect sense to Marigold, whose days are filled with wonder. Life only becomes more enchanting when she meets a girl who claims to be a princess and stumbles into an eerie case of mistaken identity with a girl who died long ago. With her trademark wit and tender storytelling, L.M. Montgomery weaves a tale of childhood magic, resilience, and the beauty of staying true to oneself. Magic for Marigold will delight readers of all ages who long for a bit of whimsy and warmth in their lives.

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