Tommy magical dance

Tommy and the Magical Dance is charming both children and adults with its whimsical tale of talking animals and a secret treehouse, author Paul Dann’s story is made all the more magical by the ingenious addition of Strictly Come Dancing’s signature glamour and sparkle – elevating the adventure into something truly special.

Told from the perspective of a young boy named Tommy, readers enter an enchanting world of curiosity, creativity, community-building and an unexpected group of talking animal construction workers.

Tommy Magical Dance isn’t just a story about a magical treehouse, but a fun storytelling, fascinating animal facts, and a splash of pizazz from the world of dance competitions.

Parents love its clever mix of humour and education (and its themes of perseverance and teamwork)the book also gets the thumbs up from young readers.The storyline is a celebration of imagination, nature, and the experience of both sadness and joy.

The story of young boy called Tommy who stumbles across a secret tree house being built at the bottom of his garden. He can see that lots of different animals and birds are busily helping with the building work and, much to his surprise, Tommy also finds out that the animals and birds can actually talk. Indeed, one by one, they tell him that once the tree house is finished, he will be very welcome to visit. However, before he can go into the house, he must first complete The Magical Dance, but one part of the dance is very, very, difficult! How will Tommy find out how to perform The Dance and what is the part of it that is so difficult

Published by Nightingale Books, Tommy and the Magic Dance is available to purchase in paperback (ISBN No: 978-1838757991) priced £8.99 and Kindle format (£3.99) on Amazon at https://tinyurl.com/3fy2t5nn https://tinyurl.com/bp6aech8 and https://tinyurl.com/3fy2t5nn

It is also available to purchase at WaterstonesWH Smith and via the publishers

By Fergus McCarthy

Fergus McCarthy is a seasoned publishing professional with over three decades of experience in the media industry. In 1993, he co-founded Parents News, a pioneering publication aimed at providing busy parents in Southwest London with essential information on education, entertainment, sports, and family-friendly activities. Under his leadership, Parents News quickly expanded its reach from 60,000 to 192,000 monthly printed copies, establishing additional branches in Kent, South London, Northern Ireland, and Cornwall. In 1997, recognizing the potential of digital media, Fergus helped launch Parents News UK Online, which carried digital editions of the printed publication and offered a broader range of national information. The website's popularity soared, attracting up to 700 daily hits at its peak. Although Parents News transitioned to an online-only platform in 2017, Fergus continues to play a vital role as Publisher and Advertising Manager, focusing on providing value to businesses through effective advertorials.