THE MAGIC NEEDOH THAT COULDN'T BEHAVE

What happens when a magical toy has unlimited power... but absolutely no idea how to behave?

When Charlie Parker visits the mysterious Moonbeam Carnival, he discovers an extraordinary glowing NeeDoh unlike anything he has ever seen. The strange toy comes with a warning from the carnival's magician:

It is far more magical than it appears.

Charlie should have listened.

Because the moment the NeeDoh springs to life and introduces itself as Bloop, life in Maple Creek becomes wonderfully, hilariously, and increasingly chaotic.

Pigeons begin singing in perfect harmony.

Cats start reciting poetry.

Homework turns into hopping frogs.

Traffic lights invent brand-new colors.

And before long, Bloop's runaway magic threatens to transform the town's biggest celebration into an unforgettable disaster.

With the Moonlight Festival rapidly approaching, Charlie and his clever older sister Zoe must race against time to uncover the secret source of Bloop's magic and teach their mischievous new friend an important lesson:

Magic is not just about having power.

It is about knowing how to use it wisely.

Filled with laugh-out-loud moments, unforgettable characters, magical mayhem, heartwarming friendship, and meaningful lessons about responsibility, empathy, and teamwork, The Magic NeeDoh That Couldn't Behave is a captivating adventure children will want to read again and again.

Perfect for readers ages 7-11 who love:

• Funny fantasy adventures
• Magical toys and talking companions
• Action-packed chapter books
• Humor mixed with meaningful life lessons
• Friendship and teamwork stories
• Creative worlds filled with imagination and wonder

Young readers will laugh at Bloop's outrageous antics while discovering powerful lessons about kindness, accountability, and making choices that help others.

This charming fantasy adventure proves that even the biggest mistakes can become opportunities to grow-and that the best kind of magic is the kind we choose to use for good.

Because every stretch creates more trouble... until someone learns how to make the magic matter.