
Nonna’s Corner is a special feature where I share books I’ve reviewed with my grandchildren, affectionately referred to as the “Royals” here at Caffeinated.
Today, the Royals and I are excited to share Jerome’s Magical Home by Felicia Jones. Filled with beautiful illustrations by Marian Domínguez where Joan visits Jerome’s home and learns that even magical places have imperfections.

by Felicia Jones
Illustrator: Marian Domínguez
Genres: Childrens
Pages: 32
Source: Author
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Jerome’s Magical Home – A Whimsical Children’s Book About Friendship, Imagination, and Finding Joy in Imperfection
Step inside a magical house where every corner bursts with wonder!In Jerome’s Magical Home, young readers will discover an enchanted, ivy-covered house where chores do themselves, gardens bloom in dazzling colors, and friendly animals lend a helping paw. Singing faucets, bathtub mermaids, and trombone-playing garden gnomes are all part of Jerome’s everyday life.
When Jerome’s curious friend Joan visits for the first time, she’s amazed by the magic—but soon learns something even more important: even the most magical places have imperfections.
This heartwarming picture book is filled with whimsical illustrations and a gentle, meaningful message about friendship, empathy, and embracing life’s little flaws.
Jerome’s Magical Home is geared towards children ages four to eight and has colorful illustrations that tie into the story, illustrated by Marian Domínguez. Author Felicia Jones uses Jerome’s magical home filled with animals washing dishes, mermaids and magic mirrors to address social differences children often face when visiting a friend’s home. These can be economic, traditions, family dynamics etc and she does so in a fun, magical way.
The story teaches Joan that differences aren’t a bad thing, and the grass isn’t always greener despite how it looks. Now, the Royals, of course, wanted all the magical things that were found in Jerome’s home. I mean, I wouldn’t mind if animals cleaned my home for me… lol The story opened up discussions about kindness, gratitude, and finding happiness without perfection.
Jerome’s Magical Home is perfect for your bookshelf, pre-school classroom or group. It opens the door for conversation. I loved chatting with my grandchildren about the topics touched in the book in a fun way.

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Mary Kirkland
That sounds good for kids.