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Welcome to the home of Let's Cheer with Marco, a heartwarming new Marshall University children's book written by Michelle D. Callanta. Designed for the littlest members of the Thundering Herd, this story brings the excitement of game day to life through the eyes of everyone's favorite mascot.
Michelle's inspiration for writing the Marshall University children's book, "Let's Cheer with Marco," stems directly from her own experiences and the desire to share the unparalleled joy of being a Marshall fan. She recognized a unique opportunity to create a resource for parents and guardians who wish to instill that vibrant Marshall pride from an early age. Forget traditional bedtime stories; Michelle envisions "Let's Cheer with Marco" as a playbook for creating lifelong Thundering Herd devotees – a fun, engaging way to introduce the youngest fans to the traditions and excitement of Marshall University.
1 John Marshall Drive, Huntington, West Virginia
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Looking for the perfect gift for a future alum? Let's Cheer with Marco is the essential Marshall University children's book for your collection. Follow Marco as he leads the cheers and explores the traditions that make Huntington so special. Order your copy today and start a new family tradition!
Got a thought you'd like to share or a question about my Marshall University children's book? If you're picturing a book signing with the author where we can chat in person, a reading of 'Let's Cheer with Marco' where I can share the magic of the story aloud, or an event where we can connect over our love of Marshall University, please reach out! I'm genuinely excited to hear from you, and I will do my best to get back to you soon.
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