Books with title David and the Phoenix.

Uncle Tiki Pu has put Tashi's family at risk by boasting to the Warlord that he has captured the most dazzling creature in the world. Now the Warlord wants to see it, or else... And Princess Sarashina has sent a letter to Tashi because her sister must marry the cruel and sneaky Khan. Can Tashi make the Emperor see what Khan is planning?It takes more than courage to deal with Warlords and Emperors, but Tashi always has a clever idea and something useful in his pocket.

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The Phoenix and the Carpet is a fantasy novel for children, written in 1904 by E. Nesbit. It is the second in a trilogy of novels that began with Five Children and It (1902), and follows the adventures of the same five protagonists – Cyril, Anthea, Robert, Jane and the Lamb. Their mother buys the children a new carpet to replace the one from the nursery that was destroyed in an unfortunate fire accident. Through a series of exciting events, the children find an egg in the carpet which cracks into a talking Phoenix. The Phoenix explains that the carpet is a magical one that will grant them three wishes per day.First Page:THE PHOENIX AND THE CARPETE. NesbitTOMy Dear Godson HUBERT GRIFFITH and his sister MARGARETTO HUBERTDear Hubert, if I ever found A wishing carpet lying round, I'd stand upon it, and I'd say: 'Take me to Hubert, right away!' And then we'd travel very far To where the magic countries are That you and I will never see, And choose the loveliest gifts for you, from me.But oh! alack! and well a day! No wishing carpets come my way. I never found a Phoenix yet, And Psammeads are so hard to get! So I give you nothing fine Only this book your book and mine, And hers, whose name by yours is set; Your book, my book, the book of Margaret!E. NESBIT DYMCHURCH September, 1904CONTENTS1 The Egg 2 The Topless Tower 3 The Queen Cook 4 Two Bazaars 5 The Temple 6 Doing Good 7 Mews from Persia 8 The Cats, the Cow, and the Burglar 9 The Burglar's Bride 10 The Hole in the Carpet 11 The Beginning of the End 12 The End of the End

When David finally has a chance to climb the mountain behind his new home, he has no idea he is about to meet a fabulous mythical creature. Even if he had known, who could have guessed that a Phoenix would turn out to be so stuffy, so pompous -- and so utterly endearing? (To say nothing of its fondness for Aunt Amy's sugar cookies!) When the Phoenix decides to take a hand in David's education the adventures -- and the hilarity -- really begin. Alas, the wonderful visits to gryffons, sea monsters, and banshees will come to a crashing halt if the scientist stalking the Phoenix is successful. . A tale filled with high humor and deep humanity, this much beloved classic springs to new life in a full cast recording that features the author himself as narrator. Edward Ormondroyd grew up in Pennsylvania and Michigan. He served in WWII, participating in the invasions of Okinawa and Iwo Jima. In 1970, after 25 years in Berkeley, California, Edward and his wife, Joan, moved to upstate New York, where they live in a country home designed by Edward. His other books include Time at the Top and Castaways on Long Ago. CAST: Daniel Bostick, Bruce Coville, Galen Druke, Frank Fiumano, Peter Moller, Alice Morigi, Gerard Moses, Edward Ormondroyd, Lauren Pokroy, Ryan Sparkes, Lauren Synger and Juno Wright.

When David finally has a chance to climb the mountain behind his new home he has no idea he is about to meet a fabulous mythical creature. Even if he had known, who could have guessed that a Phoenix would turn out to be so stuffy, so pompous—and so utterly endearing? (To say nothing of its fondness for Aunt Amy’s sugar cookies!) When the Phoenix decides to take a hand in David’s education the adventures—and the hilarity—really begin. Alas, the wonderful visits to gryffons, sea monsters, and banshees will come to a crashing halt if the scientist stalking the Phoenix is successful A tale filled with high humor and deep humanity, this much beloved classic springs to new life in a full cast recording that features the author himself as narrator.

Phoenix and Dragon have something in common. they both love books and have trouble making friends. This lovable story is a nice for introducing the concept of friends, sharing your hobby, and being yourself. Enjoy this first book following the adventures of Phoenix and Dragon. Children and adults of all ages will fall in love with these two adorable creatures as they learn life lessons that will stick with you always.