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Welcome to a sneak peek of something truly special! This is your exclusive preview of our full-length Read-Aloud Audiobook Video, Where Books Learn — a magical, heartwarming adventure that brings stories to life like never before. Perfect for kids, families, and book lovers of all ages, this enchanting tale sparks imagination and celebrates the joy of reading. 

#WhereBooksLearn 

 Stars and Stripes Forever | A Poetic Tribute to the American Flag-  

 Stars and Stripes Forever — a heartfelt video based on an original poem to honor the enduring spirit, freedom, and resilience of the American Flag.   

Lyrics based on a poem written by: Jere Silber  

Illustrations by: ChatGPT (AI-generated visual storytelling) 

🎵 Soundtrack by: Songer (emotive and patriotic musical score)  

This piece blends powerful words, evocative imagery, and stirring music to celebrate the red, white, and blue — reminding us of the pride and sacrifice woven into every star and stripe.  #StarsAndStripesForever 

#AmericanPoetry #PatrioticArt #AIArt #SongerSoundtrack #ChatGPTIllustrations #FourthOfJuly #PoetryVideo 

This entire production of Like It Or Not was completed by using AI tools. All the music you hear was composed with Songer.co—an amazing platform that helps bring musical ideas to life with the help of AI. The eye-catching illustrations and visuals were generated using ChatGPT’s image tools, adding a unique and creative flair to the project. This is a true blend of technology and creativity, and we are excited to share what’s possible when you combine artistic vision with the power of AI. 

#LikeItOrNot
 

This production is our way of saying thank you to The Rolling Stones for their catalog of songs and other contributions over their many years in the music industry!  We put together this video tribute by using the titles from their songs to create a story. So, if you're a Stones fan, we think you'll enjoy it. 

#RollingStones  

#ThankYouForYourMusic

Remembering John Winston Lennon 

October 9, 1940 - December 8, 1980  

Imagine had you been allowed to continue to live, 

Your fans dream about the music you still had left to give, 

You and your mates set the world ablaze, 

And as it turned out it was your fame, 

That became the motive to bear the blame, 

We’ve missed you and your music over these many years, 

Suffered the remorse and we’ve shed the tears, 

We will forever be thankful for the songs that you left behind, 

And we are totally in awe of your ability to craft a rhyme, 

But most of all we will forever applaud you for being able to shine,  

So bright within such a small window of time. 

#JohnLennon

A Tribute to Toby Keith. He died on Monday, February 5, 2024. Toby was a true American Patriot. He was known for hits such as “As Good As I Once Was”,  “Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue (The Angry American)”, “Red Solo Cup” and “Should Have Been a Cowboy,”   

Toby Keith 

July 8, 1961 – February 5, 2024 

He will be sorely missed.  

#TobyKeith

I originally set out to write a short story to help my two grandchildren, Skylar and Ryder, grasp the power of love over hate. When it was complete, I realized its message could touch hearts of all ages.  

- Jere Silber

CEO - Morgan's Magical Media

#LoveHelpsEveryoneGrow

 "A Moment of Silence" was originally produced in April 2020 to honor the doctors, nurses, and all other emergency workers who put themselves in harm's way during the height of the pandemic. The production was our way of saying thank you for your service and keeping us safe during those uncertain times. This project was also created to honor those we lost during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Even now, over four years later, we still feel that it is up to each of us to ensure that those who were lost to the COVID-19 pandemic are never forgotten.  

#AMomentOfSilence

Life is full of choices and changes, each moment presenting a unique blend of opportunities and obstacles. Every decision we make shapes our path, influencing the direction of our journey. The path may be winding and unpredictable, but it is through navigating these twists and turns that we find our purpose and create our own narrative.  

#Those We Love

If you’re lucky enough to still have one or both of your parents with you, I encourage you to give them all the love you can. Cherish every moment with them as if it could be your last, because one day, it will be. Over the years, I’ve learned that when someone you love passes away, a piece of you goes with them. Life changes in ways you can’t anticipate. While memories offer comfort, they don’t always bring healing.  I’ve also come to realize that, despite once resisting the idea of becoming anything like my parents, I now often catch myself echoing their words or mimicking their gestures. And more often than not, I find myself thinking—maybe they were right all along.  What I miss the most are the holidays. They simply aren’t the same without the people who made them special. No celebration ever quite recaptures that old magic. Still, looking back, I wouldn’t trade those memories for anything in the world.  To every mom out there—Happy Mother’s Day. May it be filled with love, health, and lasting memories.                                 

Hearts, hearts, they are everywhere, 

Hearts, hearts for all to share, 

There’s one here for you Mom, 

It doesn’t matter if you’re near or far, 

You deserve them all just for who you are, 

Each heart represents all that you’ve done, 

Over the course of many years, 

You have witnessed many smiles, 

And when I needed you to wipe away my tears, 

I will always grab a heart for you on this day each year, 

As I reach for your special heart today, 

I really wish that you could hear me say, 

I LOVE YOU MOM,                                          

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY! 

 Based on a Poem by, Jere Silber... 

She Was That Rainbow in The Sky

It was my darkest day,

When tomorrow seemed so far away,

Raindrops began falling from the sky, 

There was this force that I can’t explain,

As this rainbow abruptly overshadowed the rain, 

I sat alone and I began to cry,

That was no ordinary rainbow up in the sky, 

I had seen her face before,

Perhaps it had been in a dream, 

I cannot say for sure, 

No other force could explain it,

Or even describe it, 

Yet alone contrive it,

But in that moment forever frozen in time,

She was that rainbow up in the sky,

And even though I could never visualize an ending, 

Nor did I think I would ever cry those tears again,

The truth of the matter is nothing lasts forever, 

Special moments shine within their own time,

They are ours forever to have and to hold, 

To reminisce over as we grow old,

But when they have passed, we must let them go, 

Because memories are merely a map of our hopes and dreams gone by,

That continues to unite us with our past up until the day that we die…

#SheWasThatRainbowInTheSky  

In today’s climate of widespread unrest and division, I’m interested in gauging the response—whether positive or critical—to this video, which is intended to spark thoughtful reflection and dialogue.  

 It does not matter what religion you are, 

Or of which one you have become, 

What matters the most is that the rules have changed, 

Knowingly or not our priorities have been recklessly rearranged, 

And ever since religion has been removed from the mix, 

The world is suffering from events that have become more difficult to fix, 

Have you ever wondered why we pushed it right out of the door, 

And how we believed it would be better to neglect everything it was once responsible for, 

Did we need to wait for the turmoil and unrest to surface, 

To truly begin to understand the full extent of its reason and its purpose,

Faith was always our gatekeeper, It’s what kept us all in line, 

It gave us hope, belief, and the promise that everything would always turn out to be fine, 

The time has come for us to reopen the gate, 

To restore our values, And renew our faith, 

To once again praise those who deserve to be praised,

 And to raise those who need to be raised, 

To shelter those who need to be protected, 

And to applaud the ones we have always respected, 

To save those who deserve to be saved, 

And for goodness sake honor the givers who always gave ... 

 #ASermonForSunday