The Bottle of Never Forgetting

Overview

A magical bottle. Chaos unleashed. Friends whose special abilities may not be enough.

It was a routine spring day of wandering around and getting into harmless mischief until 15-year-old Jedidiah Wilson uncovered a bottle etched with scratches that look like they were once words. When Jed goes against his better judgement and opens the cork on the bottle, he unleashes a chaos that threatens the entire world and its history. Now Jed and his 64-year-old, no-longer-imaginary friend Mavis must enlist the help of the Magic People and their special abilities to bind up the magic again.

Can Jed and Mavis figure out what needs to be contained and what needs to be released? Will the Magic People’s powers be enough to rebind the stories that threaten the world? Can they live with their own pasts while they save the world’s future?

The Bottle of Never Forgetting is magical realism for adults and young readers alike. If you like magical stories, love a good adventure, and appreciate a bit of justice, then you’ll love the third and final book in the Magic People series.

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Andi Cumbo-Floyd

About the Author

Andi Cumbo-Floyd is a writer, editor, and farmer who lives at the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains with her husband, 4 dogs, 4 cats, 6 goats, 37 chickens and 3 rabbits. You can find out more about her at andilit.com and ourfolkstales.com. Her other titles include The Slaves Have Names, Writing Day In and Day Out, and God’s Whisper Manifesto. Her focus as a researcher and writer is the history of slavery in the United States, and she conducts archival research and genealogical inquiries in the Central Virginia region.

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