Books with title The Magnificent Cat

Frankie Frog is shy and feels lonely. One morning, he begins a walk through the forest that turns into more of a journey, in which he learns the importance of working together and treating all with compassion. Frankie Frog is putting together a concert for the forest, and while he tries to do this on his own, he discovers along his walk, his journey, that he truly needs the help of others. So, he invites his friends: Today Turtle, Callie Cat, Rory Raccoon, Bonnie Bluebird, and several others, to be a part of this concert. It will be a magnificent concert in celebration of all! Frankie discovered the light within himself and the light within all along his walk.

Oliver isn't an ordinary squid; he's Squid Kid the Magnificent! But his sister, Stella, will tell you otherwise. While Oliver performs various feats of magic-like vanishing in ink, or making dozens of squids suddenly appear-Stella sees right through each illusion, and is far from impressed. But the show must go on and Oliver has saved his best trick for his pesky sister.

The fabulous first book in an enchanting new comedy series about a magical Moon Hare. A future classic, perfect for fans of Roald Dahl.‘I want fun and games and jokes and tricks and lots of fantastic STUFF!’ P.J. Petulant likes presents, crisps and getting her own way. But the pampered princess gets more than she bargains for when the magnificent Moon Hare whisks her off on a breathtaking adventure. With the help of Sandra the dragon (who’s actually a boy), can P.J. rescue her father, King Winston, before he has his head cut off?Sue Monroe is a fresh voice in children’s books who will appeal to fans of the great Roald Dahl. The Magnificent Moon Hare is packed with wacky characters, quirky plot twists and a general feast for the imagination.

Everyone wants magical powers...or do they? Over the course of a week, Paige learns the consequences of her powers such as falling in the kitchen to singing in the rain. Paige the Magnificent is an unforgettable tale that shares a heartfelt message. This book is part of the Way That I Am series that focuses on the importance of being your unique, authentic self.

Fans of the 39 Clues books will love The Key, the third entry in Michael Grant’s middle-grade Magnificent 12 series. Full of adventure and wackiness, the Magnificent 12 books are also perfect for readers of funny, action-filled series like Dan Gutman’s Genius Files. With 21 phobias, Mack MacAvoy is more of a wimpy kid than a hero, but he is on a quest to defeat the wicked—and crazy, and mean, and dangerous—Pale Queen before her three-thousand-year banishment ends. In The Key, Mack must find more of the Magnificent 12, the twelve twelve-year-olds fated to stop the queen from destroying the world, and assemble a key—a cheat sheet, really—to a magical language. Along the way, he’ll transform the Loch Ness monster into a gigantic duck, and transport the Eiffel Tower across the River Seine. The Key is another fast-paced episode in Michael Grant’s bestselling and hysterical fantasy adventure series.

Jack Pascel, aka Two, the leader of C-3, has become the most powerful LIGHT warrior in the world. Despite the dark’s best efforts, they have failed to destroy him. The leader of the dark in North America, the dragon Scar, has a plan for destroying Jack using his own LIGHT allies. The C farm becomes a battleground as it is attacked by...Minion Blackhawk and the Alliance? Its Royal Marines, Lion Unit, PUSH, and other elite Alliance units against C-3, Little John and the Cs at the farm, Yon-Yon, and Cedrick and Seline Rainland. This leads the Alliance to build an anti-C-3 unit called Venator. C-3 has fared well against the dark but how will it do up against a unit created by the Alliance to fight them exclusively? The battle comes to a head at little Ambient Kingdom. It’s C-3 against the full might of the Alliance and their new elite unit Venator in a vicious battle for survival! Can they survive such an onslaught and even if they do, what will be the cost of waging war on their friends? One thing is for sure...only the dark stands to gain as the LIGHT erupts in civil war against each other.

“Maggie the Magnificent” is something entirely different in children’s nature stories. Readers of previous books by this author have realised that he approaches the popular theme of Australian bird and animal lore from an angle never before attempted by a writer of Juvenile books—sheer entertainment deftly combined with authenticity of detail.The birds do not talk, but they LIVE. “Maggie the Magnificent” is an exceedingly well-written story of Australia’s most popular black and white bird, the magpie. Though Maggie himself is the chief character and his life and adventures are portrayed faithfully, we meet a number of humans who are drawn so naturally that they might be your next door neighbours.There is real human interest as well as bird interest in “Maggie.” The episodes range from grave to happy, many being of such laughter-provoking quality as to go down in juvenile fiction history.Though designed primarily for the child mind, adults will appreciate the story as a rich page torn from the diary of their grandparent's childhood.

In the thrilling second book of the Magnificent 12 series, Mack MacAvoy is challenged by his spectral mentor, Grimluk—who only appears in the shiny chrome pipes of bathrooms.Mack must find the ancient ones, the great forgotten forces. Some will help; some not so much. But above all—Learn the ways of Vargran!Assemble the twelve!Go to the nine dragons of Daidu.Go to the Egge rocks.Beware of . . . the trap.Time is short! The wicked Pale Queen’s three-thousand-year banishment ends in thirty-five days, and she will be free to destroy the world. It’s up to Mack to stop her return. But what do all of Grimluk’s clues mean? Can Mack achieve everything he must do without getting killed by the evil Risky—and escape the trap?The Magnificent 12: The Trap is another fast-paced episode in bestselling author Michael Grant’s hilarious fantasy-adventure series.

Twelve-year-old Mack MacAvoy suffers from a serious case of mediumness. Medium looks. Medium grades. Medium parents who barely notice him. With a list of phobias that could make anyone crazy, Mack never would have guessed that he is destined for a more-than-medium life.And then, one day, something incredibly strange happens to Mack. A three-thousand-year-old man named Grimluk appears in the boys’ bathroom to deliver some startling news: Mack is one of the Magnificent Twelve, called the Magnifica in ancient times, whatever that means. An evil force is on its way, and it’s up to Mack to track down eleven other twelve-year-olds in order to stop it. He must travel across the world to battle the wicked Pale Queen’s dangerous daughter, Ereskigal—also known as Risky. But Risky sounds a little scary, and Mack doesn’t want to be a hero. Will he answer the call?A laugh-out-loud story filled with excitement and magic, The Magnificent Twelve: The Call is the first book in bestselling author Michael Grant’s hilarious new fantasy adventure series.