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Magic
Sylvia Funston, Joe Weissman
Hardcover (Maple Tree Press, Sept. 6, 2003)True magic more amazing than fiction. Fictional wizards such as Gandalf and Harry Potter are no match for readers of Magic, Sylvia Funston's latest addition to the Strange Science series. Magic has long been a topic of perennial interest to children and adults alike -- and today more so than ever, with the phenomenal successes of Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings. All around the world and throughout history, magic has been used to explain the inexplicable. Now, Magic goes beyond the wand, behind the broomstick and inside the crystal ball to reveal all the scientific secrets that explain magical occurrences. From the Aurora Borealis to the secrets of the runes, through healing magic, superstitions, alchemy, and movie magic, young readers will discover that magic has many forms. Topics covered include: Who were the first magicians? Seeing the future Healing magic Tools of the trade Stage and screen magic Magic tomorrow -- will science explain all of life's mysteries?
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Magic
Edward Stoddard
Hardcover (Franklin Watts, March 15, 1970)An illustrated guide to performing simple magic tricks.
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Magic
Sylvia Funston, Joe Weissman
Paperback (Maple Tree Press, Sept. 6, 2003)True magic more amazing than fiction. Fictional wizards such as Gandalf and Harry Potter are no match for readers of Magic, Sylvia Funston's latest addition to the Strange Science series. Magic has long been a topic of perennial interest to children and adults alike -- and today more so than ever, with the phenomenal successes of Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings. All around the world and throughout history, magic has been used to explain the inexplicable. Now, Magic goes beyond the wand, behind the broomstick and inside the crystal ball to reveal all the scientific secrets that explain magical occurrences. From the Aurora Borealis to the secrets of the runes, through healing magic, superstitions, alchemy, and movie magic, young readers will discover that magic has many forms. Topics covered include: Who were the first magicians? Seeing the future Healing magic Tools of the trade Stage and screen magic Magic tomorrow -- will science explain all of life's mysteries?
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Magic
David Cope
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Feb. 5, 2013)Magic is a book for young adults about a boy who's father influences him to learn magic tricks. The boy gets really good at it and soon is admired by all. As he grows older, however, he begins to get the idea that magic doesn't really exist. He goes in search for it and, finally, finds it in a most unexpected place.
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Magic
Ursula Szwast
Paperback (Heinemann Library, July 6, 2006)None
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Magic
Dr Helen Orme, David Orme
Paperback (Perfection Learning, June 24, 2011)Learn about famous magic tricks, witches and wizards, and one of the greatest magicians before reading "The Disappearance," a scary story about being a magician's assistant; a job that might cost you your life!
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Magic
Jon Day
Library Binding (Thomson Learning, Oct. 1, 1994)Provides instructions for performing magic tricks from other countries, including the cups and balls trick, the ribbon trick, Chinese hoops, and the vanishing key
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Magic
Jon Day
Paperback (Hodder Wayland, Dec. 15, 1995)None
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Magic
Ursula Szwast
Hardcover (Heinemann Educational Books Ltd, May 16, 2005)Will introduce you to the world of magic. You will learn about the history of magic and how it has developed and also learn some tricks. Ages 8+ years.
