The Incredible Twisting Arm (Magic Shop #2)
by Kate Egan (Author) Eric Wight (Illustrator)
Mike attempts to convince his parents that he is responsible enough to be allowed to ride his bicycle to the magic shop all by himself.
Want to see something incredible? I can twist my arm all the way around. All it takes is a little magic... Life is a little easier for Mike now that he's found The White Rabbit magic shop. But after missing a special show from a visiting magician, Mike realizes he needs a way to get to the shop by himself. Unfortunately, he's exhausted after only a week of being a model student, and Nora, his magician assistant and expert on good behavior, is distracted by a new friendship. Convincing his parents he's responsible enough to ride his bike downtown alone will take a miracle...or maybe, magic.
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Gr 1-3--After finding the magic shop in The Vanishing Coin (Feiwel & Friends, 2014), Mike decides he wants to ride his bike downtown to the shop by himself. But convincing his parents that he is mature enough to ride alone may take quite a bit of magic. Includes ample black-and-white illustrations and instructions on how to do several fun magic tricks.
Copyright 2014 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.ALA/Booklist
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Kate Egan is a freelance editor and the author of several books including the picture book Kate and Nate Are Running Late. She lives in Brunswick, Maine, with her husband and two children.
Magician Mike Lane has been performing magic professionally for over 30 years. He lives with his wife, Donna, and their two children, Daniel and Lindsay, in Staten Island, New York.
JUV028000 - Juvenile Fiction | Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories
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