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The Magic Hockey Stick
 
 

The Magic Hockey Stick [Paperback]

Peter Maloney , Felicia Zekauskas
5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
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Kindergarten-Grade 2-A young hockey player receives the ultimate gift when her parents accidentally buy Wayne Gretzky's hockey stick at a charity auction. However, her father insists that she keep the expensive collector's item displayed on pegs above her bed. Temptation overcomes, and the stick is smuggled to the ice rink inside a huge stuffed giraffe. With the autographed stick, the child scores goal after goal and her team has its best season ever. Meanwhile, Gretzky himself is in a scoring slump. The newspaper says he's lost his stuff. After a sleepless night full of guilty dreams, the protagonist hurries to Madison Square Garden determined to return the magic stick. The hockey pro is so touched by his young fan's generosity that he requests her autograph. A satisfying ending shows the famous stick displayed at the Hockey Hall of Fame. This story is told in humorous rhyme and is accompanied by delightful cartoon illustrations. Even children who have no knowledge of hockey will be entertained by this book and impressed by its message. Maloney and Zekauskas have scored a winning goal with this one.
Jackie Hechtkopf, University of Maryland, College Park
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

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Do you believe in magic? Tracy does. When she starts using Wayne Gretzky's hockey stick, won by her parents at a charity auction, she suddenly becomes the best player on her hockey team. She hasn't become a better player overnight-it's the magic of The Great One's stick! But while Tracy's star is on the rise, Wayne's is steadily dropping. He's in the greatest slump of his career. Tracy knows that Wayne needs his magic stick back, but she needs it, too. The question is: Who needs it more? This heartfelt story, with its clever rhyme and vibrant artwork, will delight young readers.

"Even children who have no knowledge of hockey will be entertained by this book and impressed by its message. Maloney and Zekauskas have scored a winning goal with this one." (School Library Journal)

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Mom never knew why she was sent Two tickets to go to that "special event" She just said to Dad, "It's for a good cause ... And charity auctions are always such draws!" Read the first page
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great book for hockey lovers or not hockey lovers, Mar 28 2004
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Fatesmommy (Roanoke, TX United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Magic Hockey Stick (Hardcover)
My 3 year old loves hockey and it's hard to find hockey books for children, but not only was this an amazing find for the hockey part, but it is an amazing Seuss-like story that we read over and over and over. The story is so cute and it is written so well and the hero of the story is a girl hockey player, which makes Mom proud! My son, and all of us LOVE this book. Thank you Peter and Felicia for writing such an amazing childrens story about a time honored sport!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great bedtime book for your little scoring line, Sep 18 2002
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Scott "Picnic" (BRISTOW, VA, United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Magic Hockey Stick (Hardcover)
It's cute, so your non-hockey-loving wife will like it and it's hockey so it passes the most important test of all.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A child's book that has it all, for my kids and for me!, July 3 2002
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Michael L. La Porte (Franklin Lakes, NJ USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Magic Hockey Stick (Hardcover)
This book is so enjoyable it really makes me look forward to storytime. The story, based in truth, is one adults can identify with and kids find amusing. The rhyme scheme reminds me of Dr. Suess and the illustrations are first rate. The little girl in the story learns how to help others, in this case the Great Wayne Gretzky, at the expense of her own good fortune. It shows an intact loving family (a rarity in today's culture), shows that little girls can be the star of a story, and can play hockey. If you like hockey, love kids, or remember reading Dr. Suess as a kid, you'll love this book.
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