Books with title The Magic of the Brass Ring

Did you know that sharing can be magical? Sofia still doesn't know, and although she wants to play with her friends at the park, she is not sure about sharing her favorite toy. But just when she comes up with a great idea to solve her dilemma, an unexpected event complicates everything. Can Sofia and her Friends save the day? Join them in this fun, heartwarming and beautifully illustrated story underlined with emotional intelligence to discover true friendship and the power of sharing beyond your toys.Ideal for ages:4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10

Did you know that sharing can be magical? Sofia still doesn't know, and although she wants to play with her friends at the park, she is not sure about sharing her favorite toy. But just when she comes up with a great idea to solve her dilemma, an unexpected event complicates everything. Can Sofia and her Friends save the day? Join them in this fun, heartwarming and beautifully illustrated story underlined with emotional intelligence to discover true friendship and the power of sharing beyond your toys.Ideal for ages:4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10Title of the Spanish edition: La Magia de Compartir

When Paul finds a box stuck in the hole dug for his backyard swimming pool, the only thing he knows for certain is he has to get it out. Once that’s done, he’s shocked by the sudden arrival of a strange boy named Henry who demands Paul hand over his newfound treasure. Luckily, Paul’s dog scares off the intruder, leaving Paul to discover the contents of the box: a ring with directions for making wishes. When the ring ends up in the hands of his Aunt Vicky, her greatest wish quickly comes true. Could this ring be magical? Do wishes really come true? Paul is about to find out.This vibrant, imaginative tale reminds us that, like eating too much ice cream, sometimes the things that start off as fun can lead to big trouble.

When nine-year-old Paul explores the hole dug for his backyard swimming pool, he discovers a box containing a ring—a ring that turns out to be magical. Moments later, a mysterious boy shows up demanding the ring; luckily, Paul’s trusty dog Clem scares him away. To keep the ring safe, Paul hides it in his pillow case, where, to his horror, it’s discovered by his mother, who loans it to his Aunt Vicky. Things get even stranger when Vicky, a non-swimmer, falls into the now-finished pool and discovers that her greatest secret wish has been granted—she can swim! As the ring gets passed around and wishes are made, a wild series of talents and circumstances threaten to turn their lives upside down…forever. But Jasmine, a fairy of the woods, has an idea, and if everyone cooperates, she just might be able to put an end to the shenanigans and return their lives to normal. Wildly original and full of vibrant, chaotic imagination, Secrets of the Magic Ring is proof of the old adage, “Be careful what you wish for.”

Phillipi lived in Paris during the time after the French Revolution. His father was physician and close friend to the King of France. Although the King had been given his crown by the Chamber of Deputies, there were many revolutionaries plotting to take it away. Philippi loved to walk by the river Seine, and one day came upon a band of gypsies operating a carousel. His adventures begin upon discovering a prized white stallion lost from the King’s stable. The stallion, under an evil spell, is being held prisoner on the carousel by the gypsy leader. Sarah, a young girl who later becomes a ghost of the legendary gypsy Saint Sara-la-Kali, gives Philippi a magic brass ring which helps him free the horse and win a race for the King. After an exciting balloon ride between Paris and Versailles, the magic ring helps Philippi win a second race, overcome the gypsy leader, and prevent the assassination of the King.

When nine-year-old Paul explores the hole dug for his backyard swimming pool, he discovers a box containing a ring—a ring that turns out to be magical. Moments later, a mysterious boy shows up demanding the ring; luckily, Paul’s trusty dog Clem scares him away. To keep the ring safe, Paul hides it in his pillow case, where, to his horror, it’s discovered by his mother, who loans it to his Aunt Vicky. Things get even stranger when Vicky, a non-swimmer, falls into the now-finished pool and discovers that her greatest secret wish has been granted—she can swim! As the ring gets passed around and wishes are made, a wild series of talents and circumstances threaten to turn their lives upside down…forever. But Jasmine, a fairy of the woods, has an idea, and if everyone cooperates, she just might be able to put an end to the shenanigans and return their lives to normal. Wildly original and full of vibrant, chaotic imagination, Secrets of the Magic Ring is proof of the old adage, “Be careful what you wish for.”

When Paul finds a box stuck in the hole dug for his backyard swimming pool, the only thing he knows for certain is he has to get it out. Once that’s done, he’s shocked by the sudden arrival of a strange boy named Henry who demands Paul hand over his newfound treasure. Luckily, Paul’s dog scares off the intruder, leaving Paul to discover the contents of the box: a ring with directions for making wishes. When the ring ends up in the hands of his Aunt Vicky, her greatest wish quickly comes true. Could this ring be magical? Do wishes really come true? Paul is about to find out. This vibrant, imaginative tale reminds us that like eating too much ice cream, sometimes the things that start off as fun can lead to big trouble.

From an old African fable comes the tale of a young orphan boy and his struggle with loss and finally victory. Left without land or money, he does have three companions (some might call them pets). Together, they face homelessness, hunger, entrapment, and a tricky, evil old man. With quick thinking, cooperation, and loyalty, they secure the Magic Ring and their futures.It's easy to define a folk tale. It's a story with a moral or a lesson. It's meant to teach, and help the reader become a better person. In many tales, especially those from Africa, the characters are animals.These animals act and talk just like people. Most of the time, they also represent a human trait. The dog is faithful; the cat is smart: the lion is brave, and the tortoise is deceitful. But all of the animals keep their animal traits.

This is a fictional work designed for Young adults. In a far away country a Young British citizen opens a branch of their Bank and starts meeting the native society. He meets a Young girl and a former slave who wants revenge for the years her relatives spent under slavery and turns her rage towards the girl. Na engagement ring is stolen on the day the First World War was declared.