Morgan Morning

This is a beautiful little book with a message of hope for those who have experienced loss. I have to say, though, of all the Serendipity books, I'm not sure this one is for children in healthy, happy homes. The main character, Morgan (a horse), is severely injured and has to give up his mother and everything he knows to become a unicorn. For me, having lost my entire family due to serious child abuse, it carried an inspiring message of hope, healing, and an end to grief for me. However, I don't think I would read this to a child under different circumstances. It's very sad, and even a little disturbing. I highly recommend it for those with active "Inner Children", especially those recovering from childhood trauma and abuse. In that respect, I found it to be very therapeutic.

This is one of the first serendipity books I ever read when I was a child. Now my daughter loves these books as well. I did own this as a child, but have since lost it, so I am ordering one from here of course. I explained to my 6 yr old daughter what the story is about and she is anxious to read this one. We have the other books in the Morgan series and she loves them, I highly recommend this book, along with the others in this series and "The Gigglesnitcher" as Morgan is in that story as well. This story Morgan Morning, is sad, but it does have a good moral, and of course the photos are beautiful as always in these books. A++++

This is an amaizing book, a must have.. Growing up I would always read it. The problem was it has such a sad story that my mom and sister would not read it to me because they would always cry. My son is now 3, next week is book week at school. I was so excited I signed up to read in his class and found my old copy of the book. As I read it I remembered how sad the story is and won't be able to read it for his class because I too can not get thru the book with out crying. It brought me so close to my mom, made me appresiate her even more that I already did. It really is a moving book.

Wow. I can't believe this book is still around and that I found it! When I was in 1st-3rd grade I would go into the school library everyday and read this book. I absolutely loved it and it made me love my mother a lot more than I wanted too at the time. :-) At the risk of sounding corny, it shaped me as a person and I can't wait to re-read it.

This is the sad but beautiful tale of a young colt whose curiousity gets the best of him. Though in the end he can never see his mother again, he receives a magical gift of becoming a unicorn, a magical, enchanting creature. Certainly a must have for not only horse lovers but those who collect this series.