Reddit mentions of M Is for Magic

The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman.

Basic premise: what if the Jungle Book took place in a graveyard? Funny and endearing results, and I don't remember it being particularly scary (despite the title).

I've read most of Gaiman's novels, and this would be a wonderful introduction, particulary since it's suggested for readers age 10 and up.

*Edit: added link. Also, saw that M Is for Magic is also another 10 and up book of his (although it's a collection of short stories).

You're not the boss of me.

And your sister's boyfriend sounds like a douche. I'm sorry you have to put up with him, but your niece is lucky to have you around! <3

This book is only a penny used, :)

Mischief Managed.

1. Champagne Flutes/toasting glasses - the most magic of bubblies.
   
2. Broom - a most magical scarecrow
   
3. Hat - 3 threes, hoping to match them with aces
   
4. Book - did somebody say Magic?
   
5. Trunk - a most delightful trunk and it comes with a monkey!
   Bonus: Cape - a tiny secret superhero lair for my birds

Gilderoy Lockhart signed copies of his autobiography, Magical Me at Flourish & Blotts. Another book was to be released that day and signed by it's author. But unfortunately there was too much magic.

So the store sent the author and his books away. Neil is a favorite of mine, and I fear that this setback did not allow him to flourish. I have not shopped there since.

When you are finished come over to my pub Three Broken Wands. I'll have a drink ready :) I'll be sitting at the bar DIAGONALLY!