Books with title Aladdin and the Magic Lamp by Bowen, Carl

The story of Aladdin, a poor youth living in Al Kal’as. One day, the crafty boy outsmarts an evil sorcerer, getting his hands on a magical lamp that houses a wish-fulfilling genie! Soon, all of Aladdin’s dreams come true, and he finds himself wealthy and married to a beautiful princess. All is well until, one day, the evil sorceror returns to reclaim the magical lamp.

Aladdin is the story of an impoverished young boy who is recruited by an evil magician to retrieve a magic lamp from a deep, dark cavern. Aladdin soon finds he has been double-crossed and trapped in the cave. With the help of a magic genie, Aladdin escapes and returns to the world as a rich and powerful man where he then marries the Sultan’s daughter, the princess. But when a mistake made by the princess leads to the evil magician taking the magic lamp and holding the princess captive, Aladdin must think quickly to defeat the magician and win back his beloved wife.Knowledge Works Company strives to always keep the classic children's books alive and we hope that you do too by sharing the charming stories with your children!

All the magic of a faraway time and place are captured in this enchanting tale about a young rogue and the genie who helps him win the love of the Sultan’s daughter. This artful interpretation of Aladdin’s quest is faithful to the classic story from “A Thousand and One Nights” that’s been entertaining audiences for thousands of years. Complete with the brilliant images and evocative rhythms of the Middle East, this distinctive version of “Aladdin” is sure to be a family favorite. Ages 6 and up. Illustrated by Greg Couch. Part of the award-winning Rabbit Ears series "We All Have Tales." CD and DVD versions are narrated by John Hurt, with original music by Mickey Hart. Parents’ Choice Gold Award (Video); Grammy Award Nomination–Best Spoken Word Album for children. DVD and digital video downloads are available at Amazon's Disc on Demand and Amazon Instant Video. The audiobook is available at Audible.com. Hardcover, library bound edition is available at www.rabbitears.com.

A beloved tale of genies, a magic lamp, an evil villain, and the remarkable adventures of a boy called Aladdin.Fifteen-year-old Aladdin is befriended by a stranger who says he is Aladdin’s uncle. Charmed by his generosity and friendliness, Aladdin accompanies the man to a cave somewhere in the wilderness outside the city. From the cave, Aladdin gathers all kinds of astonishing jewels—and a lamp that looks old and ordinary. But when the stranger reveals himself as a magician, and locks Aladdin in the cave, the boy discovers there is magic everywhere, including in the old ring he is wearing on his finger. From here start the extraordinary exploits of Aladdin. Will he be able to become a rich man with the help of the genie of the lamp? Will he win the hand and heart of the Princess Badroulboudour? And how will he rescue her when his lamp is stolen from him by trickery?An everlasting story of genies and enchantment, love and deceit, a poor boy and a beautiful princess, Aladdin and the Magic Lamp will capture the hearts of readers once more, in this beautiful edition introduced by Ruskin Bond.

When an evil magician tricks Aladdin, a young ne’er-do-well, into crawling into a cave and retrieving an old oil lamp, he little suspects that the young ruffian will outwit him and keep the magic lamp for himself. The boy discovers that by rubbing the side of the tarnished oil lamp, a gigantic fierce looking genie is released, who declares, “Your wish is my command!” Aladdin not only escapes the cave with his life, but gains untold riches – and best of all – the love and hand in marriage of the daughter of a wealthy sultan. All is lost, however, when the evil magician returns and steals away the lamp along with Aladdin’s beloved wife and his many possessions. But wait, Aladdin has one more piece of magic up his sleeve! Set in Persia, Kunstler’s adaptation retains the mystery and magic of the original story from the classic A Thousand and One Nights.5,261 words, with a reading time of ~ 0.32 hours (~ 21 pages), and first published in 1872.