The Invisible Coin Keepers
3rd November: What Shall We Do Today?
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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By:
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P.D. Cain
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
Imani, Tommy, and Maya thought it would be just another day on their favorite front steps—until Tommy starts spinning like a compass needle and an orange door appears, covered in mysterious symbols. Armed with magical scarves and their courage, the three friends step through the door into the Celebration Bridge, a magical realm where eleven different celebrations are in danger of being forgotten.
Someone has stolen the Day Coins—special tokens that hold the meaning and memory of each celebration. Without them, traditions like National Sandwich Day, Japanese Culture Day, and World Jellyfish Day will fade from the world forever. The friends must journey through floating kitchens, shape-shifting houses, underwater gardens, and art galleries that come alive to recover the coins and save the celebrations.
But finding the coins isn't enough. To claim each one, the children must discover what each celebration truly means—learning about invisible work that goes unnoticed, the importance of cultural expression, how all living things are connected, and why even ordinary things like sandwiches and accessories matter more than we think.
Perfect for young readers who love:
- Magical adventures with real-world lessons
- Diverse characters working together to solve problems
- Stories that celebrate different cultures and perspectives
- Learning through action and discovery
- Chapter books that respect children's intelligence
- Cultural appreciation and diversity
- Environmental awareness and interconnected ecosystems
- Recognizing invisible labor and contributions
- Critical thinking and asking deeper questions
- Kindness, generosity, and community values
- Creative expression and personal identity
Ideal for ages 6-9 Independent readers and read-alouds 10 engaging chapters Approximately 5,000 words
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