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The magic world
This is a collection of twelve stories with magic occurrences. There are fairy tale lands inhabited by kings and queens, princes and princesses who have to outwit wicked fairies and evil magicians. Princess Belinda is condemned to be ugly during the week and beautiful on Sundays. Kenneth turns into a fish and has to be caught before he can transform back into a boy again. Annabel opens a wardrobe and discovers an enormous railway-station inside.
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- "A thoughtless boy is taught a lesson by his cat; a girl sent upstairs in disgrace is whisked to the world of her dreams; a magic telescope brings two boys a fortune; some very sensible princes and princesses outwit wicked fairies and usurpers ... These twelve spellbinding stories open the door to the magic world of the imagination."
- "This is a collection of twelve stories with magic occurrences. There are fairy tale lands inhabited by kings and queens, princes and princesses who have to outwit wicked fairies and evil magicians. Princess Belinda is condemned to be ugly during the week and beautiful on Sundays. Kenneth turns into a fish and has to be caught before he can transform back into a boy again. Annabel opens a wardrobe and discovers an enormous railway-station inside."@en
- "Twelve stories with magic occurrences."
- "Twelve stories with magic occurrences."@en
- "Twelve stories with magic occurences."@en
- "This beautiful collection of twelve children's stories has been specially formatted for today's e-readers by Andrews UK. Edith Nesbit takes the reader into many magical worlds, and children of all ages will enjoy this fantastic addition to any book collection ..."@en
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