Magic broom pens are a quirky and fun invention that combines the functionality of a pen with the enchantment of a broomstick. These unique writing tools are designed to resemble miniature broomsticks, complete with bristles and a handle. One of the notable features of magic broom pens is their ability to levitate and hover in the air. This levitation feature allows users to write effortlessly, as the pen hovers above the paper, eliminating the need for physical pressure or friction. This can be particularly useful for individuals with hand or wrist problems, as it reduces strain and allows for smooth and comfortable writing. In addition to their levitation capabilities, magic broom pens also come with a variety of enchantments and magical effects.
In addition to their levitation capabilities, magic broom pens also come with a variety of enchantments and magical effects. Some pens can change color or emit a soft glow when being used, adding a touch of magic to the writing experience. Others may have the ability to create temporary illusions or sparkles as the pen moves across the page.
Cover Reveal: FAIRYVISION (SONGS OF MAGIC #5) by J. L. Bryan
I’m very happy to be participating in a cover reveal for the next book in the Songs of Magic Series by J. L. Bryan: Fairyvision. Check out the gorgeous cover:
Fairyvision (Songs of Magic #5) by J. L. Bryan
Expected Publication: February 2013 by J. L. Bryan
Book Description:
Jason, Erin, and the other Zebras go on a world tour with their enchanted instruments, only to encounter the mysterious supernatural Folk of India and the Far East. While they tangle with their record company, Erin tries to avoid dealing with the secrets she’s learned about herself.
In Faerie, Aoide the Lutist and her troupe finally return home from their long adventure. They’re struggling to get new gigs, but Aoide senses opportunity in the form of special new magic mirrors that can broadcast concerts, plays, and other entertainment all over Faerie…
J. L. Bryan is the author of the Paranormals series (Jenny Pox, Tommy Nightmare, Alexander Death, and Jenny Plague-Bringer) and the Songs of Magic series (Fairy Metal Thunder, Fairy Blues, Fairystruck, Fairyland, and the new book, Fairyvision). Fairy Metal Thunder is free on Kindle, Nook, Apple, Smashwords, Sony, and Kobo. Jenny Pox is also free on Kindle, Nook, Smashwords, Apple, Sony, and Kobo. He’s on Twitter and Facebook and Goodreads and has a website and blog and all that.
-Has Evangeline found her true love that she's been searching for through both books? (I'm going out on a limb here and guessing that having a guy erase her memory without her consent was probably not her goal when searching for true love that makes her want to fight for it every day.)
These enchantments not only make writing more enjoyable but can also spark creativity and imagination. While magic broom pens may seem like a novelty item, they can be practical tools for writers, artists, and anyone who enjoys incorporating a sense of whimsy into their everyday tasks. These pens can be used for writing notes, journaling, sketching, or even just as a unique decorative item for a desk or workspace. It's important to note that magic broom pens are not only for children or fans of fantasy literature. They can be a delightful addition to anyone's writing collection, regardless of age or interests. Whether used for practical purposes or simply as a fun and magical accessory, magic broom pens can add a touch of enchantment to the act of writing..
Reviews for "Discover the Versatility of Magic Broom Pens"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - The Magic broom pens were a complete disappointment for me. I was really excited about the concept of pens that could magically sweep away eraser shavings, but they simply didn't work as expected. The broom bristles were too flimsy and couldn't effectively clean the paper surface. I even tried using them on different types of paper, but the results were always lackluster. Overall, I found these pens to be a gimmick and a waste of money.
2. Tom - 1/5 stars - I don't understand the hype around the Magic broom pens. They are poorly constructed and don't function properly. The broom bristles fall off easily, making a mess every time I tried to use them. The eraser on the other end of the pen was also very small and wore out quickly. It's frustrating to spend money on a product that doesn't deliver on its promises. I would not recommend these pens to anyone.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - I was intrigued by the idea of the Magic broom pens but found them to be quite disappointing. The broom feature was not as effective as I had hoped, with the bristles often getting bent or clumping together. Additionally, the pens themselves were cheaply made and did not feel comfortable to hold or write with. I think there are better alternatives available on the market that provide a better writing experience without the gimmicky broom feature.
4. Mike - 3/5 stars - While I didn't hate the Magic broom pens, I also didn't find them very useful. The bristles on the broom end were too soft and didn't effectively sweep away eraser shavings. The pen itself was average at best, nothing outstanding. The concept behind the broom pens is interesting, but the execution fell short. I would recommend sticking to traditional erasers and pens instead.