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Three wishing tales: [a matter-of-fact magic collection]

✍ Scribed by Ruth Chew

Publisher: Random House Children's Books
Year: 2014
Tongue: en-US
Weight: 4 MB
Category: Fiction
ISBN: 130630010X

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

For decades, Ruth Chew's chapter books about matter-of-fact magic have enchanted early readers. Now a new generation of fantasy fans can discover the magic in these Stepping Stones books.

What should be in a book about magic? Pirates? Merlin? Becoming tiny? Time travel? A giant? How about all of the above?

In The Wishing Tree, The Magic Coin, and The Magic Cave, magical adventures lie around every corner. From a coin that becomes a boat and a backyard pool that becomes an ocean, to a cave that leads to another land, it's anchors away to fun!

Ruth Chew has a remarkable way of turning the average day into a fantastic voyage. Here are three of her best tales that will capture the imagination of any reader who is willing to take a little risk.

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