Books with title Magnificent Magic

I Am Magnificent encourages children to explore different career opportunities that promote ownership, and staying positive while helping the people around you. Meet Bray, Mason, Kendall, and Robin as they discover ways to explore their dreams while you explore yours along with them. This book will teach you the importance of working hard to achieve your goals and soon you’ll be dreaming big too.

Did You Know?A camel can go without water 10 times longer than a human.A cheetah can run up to 70 miles an hour.25,000 sharp-pointed quills cover the porcupine.It's two feet long and weighs 132 pounds the heart of a giraffe.What an incredible design these animals have! The Master Creator made such wonderful and beautiful animals for our enjoyment!Children and adults both will delight in this illustrated guide to animals of the world. Filled with spectacular photographs and "creature classifications" - it is great for any home or school library.And God created every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good (Genesis 1:21).

I Am Magnificent encourages children to explore different career opportunities that promote ownership, and staying positive while helping the people around you. Meet Bray, Mason, Kendall, and Robin as they discover ways to explore their dreams while you explore yours along with them. This book will teach you the importance of working hard to achieve your goals and soon you’ll be dreaming big too.

The first pop-up book on Milan, a 3D guide for children and adults. Milan revealed by the spectacular paper architecture of Dario Cestaro, in a pop-up book that recounts the city's history in simple texts and curious anecdotes. A fascinating journey through colorful pages that turn into Milan's most famous buildings, helping even the youngest of readers to recognize its principal landmarks: the Duomo, with its soaring spires; the Castello Sforzesco, with its imposing battlement walls; the Teatro alla Scala, temple of opera; the Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio, a medieval treasure chest dedicated to the city's patron saint; the Stazione Centrale, with its daring vaults of iron and glass; and the city's new skyline, redesigned by skyscrapers over 200 meters in height.

Attractive and informative, this celebration of magnificent birds around the world will set hearts soaring — a perfect gift for avid bird-watchers and art lovers alike.From the bird of paradise that performs an extravagant courtship dance in the rain forest to the bar-tailed godwit that flies thousands of miles across the ocean without stopping, readers can learn about incredible birds from all over the world with this strikingly illustrated gift book. In stylish linocut prints, Narisa Togo captures the beauty of both rare and familiar winged creatures from every part of the globe, presenting Japanese cranes, kakapos from New Zealand, and Andean flamingoes among the fourteen graceful birds on display.

Did you know?- A camel can go without water 10 times longer than a human.- A cheetah can run up to 70 miles an hour.- 25,000 sharp-pointed quills cover the porcupine.- It's two feet long and weighs 132 pounds the heart of a giraffe.What an incredible design these animals have! The Master Creator made such wonderful and beautiful animals for our enjoyment!Children and adults both will delight in this illustrated guide to animals of the world. Filled with spectacular photographs and "creature classifications" - it is great for any home or school library.And God created every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good (Genesis 1:21).

Swooping owls, devious cats, and something called the "Big Man” with a mouse-eating machine! Sometimes it seems like trouble is a shadow that follows Maggie wherever she goes. Now the little brown-and-white deer mouse is in a strange building called a library, where she is surrounded by objects called books and mice who are gray. Can Maggie find a new home in the library, or will trouble continue to follow her everywhere?