Books with title Magic Makes the

The Magic Mist is a fantasy, in the form of a lovely, 90-line poem , A young boy goes for a quiet walk on a path in the Australian bush (or forest). A mysterious mist descends and as the boy walks into it, assuming that it is an ordinary mist, he suddenly discovers that a magical new world of Australian bush animals is revealed: "Across my path marched lines of ants, in brightly coloured shoes and pants...." He'd seen many kangaroos in the bush - but none like the one he sees that day - a kangaroo wearing a bush hat who speaks to him, and further on, a wombat, wearing a dressing gown invites him to lunch. More surprises are in store. The full-page illustrations by Helen Marshall, are breathtakingly beautiful in their rich colours. There is a colouring-in page which includes words in the story that young readers may not know. They are encouraged to find out their meanings. The book is not only a delight to read while enjoying the illustrations; it's also very educational. There are illustrations of beautiful Australian birds, such as the sulphur-crested cockatoo, and Australian animals, such as the kangaroo, and new words to learn.The proof-reader commented: "I didn't want it to end!" That may well be the reaction of most who read this lovely story.

James's father is missing. With no clue why his dad would run out on him and his mum, he hides out by an ancient stone circle to think. There, James discovers a dead stoat, crushed in an impossibly huge footprint. The mystery of what smashed the little animal leads James into finding Mendel, a wizard from another world called Denthan. Mendel has his own problems though. He's trapped in the body of a goldfish and Denthan's sun is about to die and destroy the planet. James is soon drawn into Mendel's plight and hopes against hope that the goldfish can somehow help him find his dad. Will Denthan be saved? Can Mendel regain his true form? But more importantly, will James ever find his father?

The story high lights the unusual friendship shared by a lonely old man and a young girl. Every day the young girl visits the old man on her way back from school. Her daily visits bring cheer to his lonely life. Therefore the old man shares a secret with his young friend who takes them both on an unexpected roller coaster adventure full of fun, mystery and joy.

When seven-year-old Philip returned home from a Harry Potter celebration with what was supposed to be a fake magic wand, the last thing he expected was to have his wand make his teddy bear, Brownie, come alive. Now the question is can Philip control Brownie, or will the bear cause him problems, especially since it seems to be quite a demanding little fur ball? A short story about a boy who gets his wish, but not exactly the way he expected.

Abandoned by his owner, a puppy must find a new home, shelter and food. He befriends a rabbit who has his master's hat. His master is a magician and the hat possesses real magic. His master has been wrongly accused of stealing the hat. Pup and Bunny take a wild ride through a magical kingdom in their effort to save Bunny's master. This title is published in comic format and should entertain young readers and maybe a few adults also.

A little blue owl who is lonely seeks friendship and wants to share his love of books with someone. He spots a boy sitting on a rock reading and begins to secretly deliver books to him on the rock now and then. When winter comes, their bond is broken until the owl discovers his own magic through his desire to share his gifts with the world. The boy is delighted by finding books under his pillow and finds a blue feather that he uses as a bookmark. When spring comes, the boy hears a hooting sound and the owl reveals himself. The boy notices that his bookmark matches the Magic Owl's feathers and a friendship is formed. Inspired by their friendship, the owl decides to deliver books to all children who have a wish in their hearts to read. Who's next? Maybe your child!

This is the story of Jan Dassie, a rock hyrax who had so many toys he could no longer fit into his home when it was all packed away at night. Clever Dana, his colony’s old wise woman, gives Jan a magic box and tells him to load it with old and broken toys before going to sleep. When Jan wakes, he finds one single new toy in place of the whole boxful. He has a new toy to play with, and he’s made space to sleep in his home!

Max Thorse believes that he is an ordinary ten-year-old boy living an ordinary life…until he finds a mysterious key. Only four people know about it: Max; a shadowy man; and a team of two others who have been searching for the key for years. In the wrong hands the key will lead to a world of chaos. It’s up to Max to discover his true self in time to prevent a descent into darkness!

What is in the Magic Box? Where can it take you? What adventures can you have? This book has nine short stories written by children for children and takes the reader on a journey of discovery that only children's wonderful imagination could take you. Find out about the Magic Toy Box, Rosie and the Princesses, Lucy's adventure and many more stories.A perfect read for boys and girls and each short stroy has illustrations that have been carefully recreated from the pictures drawn by the children when they wrote the story.

Do you believe in miracles? Do you believe love can create miracles?The Magic Hat will capture your heart in a wonderful way as you get to know a nurse named Annie who is batty about hats, a little girl named Julie who lives a miracle and a princess who gives a special test to a king.The King of Horses and more is part of this story that you’ll want to read again and again, letting its magic of hope and love fill your heart.Carol Ann Johnson is the illustrator. She has captured the various twists and turns of this charming story in vibrant color, showcasing each of the character’s in their unique personalities and environments.This is the second publication in the series of Mrs. Seebo’s Classics.