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Loading... Magical Kids: The Invisible Boy and The Strongest Girl in the Worldírta: Sally Gardner
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imádni fogod Jelentkezz be, hogy megtudd, miért fog tetszeni neked ez a könyv. Reading this with the kids at night. Great text to picture ratio for my 3 year old!This was a fun book with the kids :-) (  ) rfewell | Jan 27, 2009 |  In these two books, each child suddenly gains mysterious powers. In The Strongest Girl in the World, a young 8 year old can suddenly lift cars and in The Invisible Boy, a young boy meets an alien who turns him invisible. Reminiscent of Roald Dahl's Matilda, these two books (written in a flip book format) are cute with a slightly sharp edge. There are bad buys (and gals) but all is right in the end. prkcs | Oct 16, 2007 | 2 db (Összes:2)  nincsenek kritikák | kritika hozzáadása
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Then there’s Sam—poor Sam! When his parents take off for a trip to the moon, Sam is imprisoned by the wicked Hilda Hardbottom. He must find a way to escape, but how? Could his salvation come in the form of a small, splotchy alien? Maybe—if that alien has the power of invisibility, and the inclination to share!
In these two delightfully silly stories of extreme magic, enticingly packaged in a flip-book format, resourceful kids rely on their sense and savvy to save the day.
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