Books with title The Magic Stove

This is a clever story about a little boy named Jeremy who has a magic baseball glove that allows him to win all the time when he pitches a baseball game. He plays game after game and wins, wins, wins! WOW! What a pitcher! But, winning causes him to think about his team mates! How will he handle this issue? You will be surprised! This book is beautifully illustrated by the author in surrealistic drawings that are truly amazing!

What is illusion and what is magic? In the story the lines are blurred until the end. The story is very dated indeed but the beautiful writing holds up. The best thing about it was the subtle shift from charming illusion to evil magic. One minute it's all illusionist tricks, balls popping up from unlikely places and toys that move of their own accord. Then slowly, slowly, the illusions shift to violent, supernatural malevolence.

This imaginative and interactive story asks readers to help the main character, String, out. When String realizes that it is too short to be of any good use it loses all the magic it once had and finds itself with a case of the slumps. The heart of the story lies in the undoubted power of friendship and the challenging truth that life doesn't always go as planned.

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