Arrow is a magic bunny who uses his spells wherever they are needed most. Can Arrow turn Charlotte's trip to the shore into one she'll never forget?

Fluffy white and brown bunny Arrow is the keeper of the magic key that keeps Moonglow Meadow lush and beautiful so that many bunnies can live there happily. But the key is under threat and so Arrow must flee the meadow to keep it safe and hide in our world. Can Arrow find a little girl to look after him and be a special friend?

Alice Forester can't believe it--she has to take swimming lessons at school! Everyone else in her class is excited and thinks she's strange for not feeling the same way. Problem is, Alice is afraid of the water. But after Alice meets the cuddly grey and white kitten Flame, she's ready to face her fears.

The fate of the world lies in his hands. But is he the redeemer or something far worse? Rivic is terrified of his power. After accidentally killing his parents when he lost control, he fears another tragic accident. But he's forced to embrace his magic after he and his twin sister are swallowed by a dragon and reborn into a new realm… only to have her kidnapped by a menacing tyrant. Discovering the despot can teach him to use his abilities, he accepts the dark ruler's treacherous tuition. But with his sibling using visions of the future to serve his black-hearted mentor and a fellow student pressuring him to join a secret coup, Rivic is torn between protecting his loved ones and fighting evil. Can the young man master his gifts without losing his soul? Tangled Magic is the first book in the enchanting Onesong epic fantasy series. If you like binge-worthy reads, wondrous adventures, and seductive villains, then you'll love Dawn Blair's spellbinding story. Buy Tangled Magic to cross paths with destiny today!

Written with teenagers in mind, these seven early-intermediate solos will inspire students to learn through imagery and play with feeling. Each piece is aptly named and will stretch students' imaginations to new heights. Titles: * Blue Boogie * Forest Green * Gray Granite * Orange Soda * Pink Tulips * A Touch of Gold.

Performing Magic on the Western Stage examines magic as a performing art and as a meaningful social practice, linking magic to cultural arenas such as religion, finance, gender, and nationality and profiling magicians from Robert-Houdin to Pen& Teller.

A sacrifice must be made... I’ve never felt more alone. With a single spell I can defeat the dark witch Alaria. Maybe even save the world. But I only get one chance; if I fail she’ll kill me and my friends will become her sacrifices. To make things worse, Alaria is cunning and manipulative. The longer I stay under her influence, pretending to be one of her disciples, the easier I find the role. And blood magic is as frightening as it is powerful. Thomas and the others are here – so close, yet so far. I can’t risk letting them know it’s me. One wrong move and we’re all dead. The clock is ticking, but I haven’t figured out how to make my move. Then, disaster strikes and we find ourselves in the middle of a bloodbath. I have to stop Alaria now, before she slips away and all of this ends up being for nothing. The only question… do I destroy the source of her terrible power or will I need it to save everyone I love? Magic Sacrificed is the ninth and final book in the Urban Fantasy series, More than Magic, featuring dark witches, vampires, elementals, and more. If you like your paranormal with a dash of thriller and characters you'll fall in love with, you'll want to grab the edge-of-your-seat conclusion today!

A collection of four Irish myths includes magical stories of warrior women, sorcery, lightning storms, and transcendent love from the oldest surviving prose in English literature.

Magic London is a a children's book classic written by Netta Syrett. In this adventure story, an eleven year old's life is turned upside down when she finally meets her grandmother in the enchanting city of London.

An intriguing exploration of the role and significance of the body in the world of a Pacific Islands People, the Lelet of New Ireland (Papua New Guinea). In vivid ethnographic detail, the monograph captures the fluidity and complexity of Lelet conceptions of corporeality and their significance to identity as they encounter the influences of modernity, in the form of colonialism, Christianity and cash-cropping. The author examines the importance of the body to constructions of identity and difference, and its role in the constitution of place and space. The book provides a richly detailed ethnographic study of magical belief and the body whilst paying particular attention to the polyvalent meanings of bodily images and metaphors as they are used in numerous contexts of magic.