- Unknown Binding
- Publisher: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. / Voyageur; Fisrt Edition edition (Jan 1 1979)
- ASIN: 0152511598
- Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
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Laura sat looking out of the window, watching houses and barns and woods wheel slowly by, as the tiny train chugged uphill. Read the first page
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Laura sat looking out of the window, watching houses and barns and woods wheel slowly by, as the tiny train chugged uphill. Read the first page
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4.0 out of 5 stars
We are the magic,
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This review is from: Magic Or Not? (Paperback)
First, I recommend that you read the book "Half-Magic" first. That is Mr. Eager's best book, and it sets the tone for every other book he wrote. You get a feel for the type of characters he has in his stories, and the theme of magic having rules, which is absolutely critical in this book.This books' charm is that Mr. Eager is so vague about the children's; wishes being magic or not that you are left wondering. This is not as overt as his other books, and it is this subtlety that energizes me. We all know that magic has rules-read G. K. Chesterton's essay "The Ethics of Elf-Land"-but this book takes that idea to the next level. The magic is not magic at all, but just our godlike powers of doing good and helping other people. This book is a great way to get your children to do right. Start out with "Half Magic,' and teach you children that magic, along with everything else, has rules. Then introduce them to this series of books, which teaches that magic is just us doing the right thing. This will save you many lectures and fights sine the morality is coated in a fairy tale. A great alternative to Harry Potter.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Magic or not, this is a GREAT book!,
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This review is from: Magic Or Not? (Paperback)
In Magic or Not, Chris, Lydia, James and Laura do good turns for people. Laura and James' family move to a new house that has a wishing well in front of it. Whether this well is magic or not, you'll have to find that out yourself!
5.0 out of 5 stars
Is This Story Magic?,
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This review is from: Magic Or Not? (Paperback)
Magic or Not is one of the fabulous books written by Edward Egaer. In this fine story Kip, Lydia, Laura, and James find themselves in a tangle with a magic wishing well! I would recommend Magic or Not to children of all ages. Reading this story is an adventure from beginning to end.
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