Books with title The Magician's Apprentice

Baz has always dreamed about leaving his dusty little town, so when a stranger comes to his family's home and asks him to be a weaver's apprentice, Baz is eager to start his journey. He and the stranger travel for several sunrises and sunsets until they reach the land of Kallah, where Baz starts his apprenticeship - and soon learns that his master is very cruel. Baz is disheartened, and when the master trades Baz for a sword to a magician, Baz expects no better from his new owner. But as Baz travels further into the depths of the desert with this kind-hearted and wise magician, he learns to re-examine his beliefs about people, the world, and himself, discovering that everything is connected in a continuous journey toward destiny and that no person or thing can ever really be owned.

The dark and thrilling sequel to the book Kirkus called "Harry Potter, Alice in Wonderland, and Inkheart all rolled into one." When Alice's mysterious Uncle Geryon sends her to help capture a rogue apprentice - a boy who has the same ability Alice has, to read himself into stories - she knows to expect a wild and unpredictable trip. But even though Alice has visited the magical realms inside libraries before, this adventure is far more dangerous. Because Torment, the magic creature holding this library together, has gone mad. But he might also have information about Alice's missing father.

Baz has always dreamed about following his two older brothers out of his dusty little town, so when a stranger comes to his family's home and asks him to be a weaver's apprentice, Baz is eager to start his journey. But when he reaches the village of Kallah and starts his apprenticeship, Baz learns that his master is very cruel. And when the master trades Baz to a magician for a sword, Baz expects no better from his new owner. But as Baz travels with this kind-hearted and wise magician, their journey takes him across the desert, up a mountain, and into the depths of life's meaning. He learns to re-examine his beliefs about people, the world, and himself, discovering that the whole world is connected and no person can ever be owned.

Step into the magical world of Child's Play fairy tales... Traditional tales are a well-established part of all cultures. Retold from the originals, these lively stories will captivate readers with their delightful illustrations and fun lift-up flaps which really add to the action. The 'flip-up' flaps encourage prediction and discussion, and well-known stories will give young readers confidence. Complete with Audio CD.

Baz has always dreamed about following his two older brothers out of his dusty little town, so when a stranger comes to his family's home and asks him to be a weaver's apprentice, Baz is eager to start his journey. But when he reaches the village of Kallah and starts his apprenticeship, Baz learns that his master is very cruel. And when the master trades Baz to a magician for a sword, Baz expects no better from his new owner. But as Baz travels with this kind-hearted and wise magician, their journey takes him across the desert, up a mountain, and into the depths of life's meaning. He learns to re-examine his beliefs about people, the world, and himself, discovering that the whole world is connected and no person can ever be owned.

Old Readers are supposed to live forever, magically inhabiting the spaces between stories. They're not supposed to die. But they can be murdered. When an ancient Reader is killed, seemingly by his own apprentice, the hierarchy of the magical world tumbles, and its spiderweb of alliances begins to unravel. Now it's up to Alice and the remaining apprentices to sort out the mess and catch the murderer. But the world is changing all around them. Things are not as they seem. It's almost as if they are trapped in a strange sort of labyrinth....

A human thief with no magic, apprenticed to the strongest Mage on the Council. What could possibly go wrong…Aspen is a Norm. A non-magic. A human. And in this supernatural New York City, that’s a quick way to wind up dead. Or worse. She didn’t plan on becoming an apprentice to Lucien Dunadine, one of the strongest members on the Council of Mages. She really didn’t plan on taking part in a deadly competition against Isak Uchida, her handsome, aggravating, dangerous opponent.But with something sinister going down in the magic boroughs, all three of them will have to work together if they want to uncover the source of an ancient evil threatening their home. And if they fail, everyone and everything they love will be consumed by darkness…Prepare for a gripping, action-packed young adult paranormal urban fantasy in Mage’s Apprentice, the first book in the thrilling Mage’s of New York Trilogy! Scroll up and one click to learn why readers are hooked on Mage’s Apprentice!"I can only describe this story as WOW!!!!it blew my mind it was that good." ~Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★“MAGE'S APPRENTICE is a fast-paced, action-packed YA fantasy that holds your attention throughout the whole story. Final Verdict: I would recommend this to any fan of fantasy, supernatural beings, magic, mages, action, and romance. ~Bethany Wicker, Top 10 Staff Reviewer at Young Adults Book Central ★★★★"A deadly competition? Impossible actions by an ancient evil? All this plus action, adventure, mystery, twists and turns…~The Mysterious Amazon Customer, top 1000 Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★

A magic wand, a pack of magic cards, a magicians silk scarf, props for a coin trick, a magic ring trick, and more are packed into this magic box that contains the 32-page hardcover book, Lessons of the Master Magician. The book presents kids with detailed instruction for performing more than 50 tricks, which include: the floating wand; the expanding wand; the disappearing scarf, torn paper magic, conjuring magic coins, and several spellbinding card tricks. Full-color step-by-step photos with detailed captions show apprentice magicians how to perform each trick. Youthful performers will also find advice on performing ceremonial flourishes to give their acts a professional touch. Here's an enchanting box of fun for rainy afternoons with friends.