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The trouble with magic

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An edition of The Trouble with Magic (1976)

The trouble with magic

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Harrison Peabody, a very pleasant wizard, demonstrates that a great deal of trouble often accompanies a little bit of magic.

Publish Date
Publisher
Dodd, Mead
Language
English
Pages
112

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Edition Availability
Cover of: The Trouble with Magic
The Trouble with Magic
August 1989, Scholastic
in English
Cover of: The Trouble With Magic
The Trouble With Magic
August 1989, Lucky Star
Paperback
Cover of: The Trouble with Magic
The Trouble with Magic
June 1987, Peter Smith Pub
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Cover of: The trouble with magic
The trouble with magic
1976, Dodd, Mead
in English

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Edition Notes

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New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
[Fic]
Library of Congress
PZ7.C429 Tr

The Physical Object

Pagination
112 p. :
Number of pages
112

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4882137M
Internet Archive
troublewithmagic00chew
ISBN 10
0396073646
LCCN
76010866
OCLC/WorldCat
2524138
Library Thing
184430
Goodreads
508141

Work Description

He's short and tubby. He wears a funny hat and carries a magic umbrella. He pals around with a sea serpent named George. He can make the most wonderful magic—sometimes. When the wizard sets up housekeeping in their attic, Barbara and her brother Rick discover that magic can also be a very tricky thing.

Ruth Chew has a special talent for blending magical events with realistic settings and characters. Her numerous books about slightly offbeat witches have earned her a large and loyal following. Like most Ruth Chew fantasies, this story takes place in Brooklyn, New York, in the neighborhood where the author herself lives.

Excerpts

When the sandwiches were all gone and the last drop of lemonade drunk, they put their litter in a trash basket. Then they went to the lake. Barbara saw a flock of mallard ducks swimming toward the shore. She stood on the stone wall at the edge of the lake. “Look at that funny duck!”
One of the ducks had a much longer neck than the others. It was a different color too. Instead of being brown or having a dark green head, this duck was a pale silvery green all over.
Rick stared at it. “Maybe it’s a goose.” Harrison Peabody turned to look at the strange duck.
Page 59, added by Mark T.A. Rowsey.

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