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 Wizards - Christopher Rawson
 Wizards - Christopher Rawson ... for the beginner reader.Newest Review: ... “All Sorts of Wizards”. With only three or four lines of text divided up to go with each picture the story is very easy to ... more ... follow. If a parent was reading it to a child the child can look at the picture while the parent reads the text. The first story has humour – it tells that there are good and bad wizards and that sometimes they play tricks on people.
The pictures corresponding to the text are very accurate. They work in a kind of cartoon strip so it looks as though there are only one or two wizards being talked about which helps as it doesn’t confuse. The pictures are not done with hard lines but are extremely colourful. Where many boo...more |
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Wizards (Usborne young readers)
Pages: 48, Paperback, Usborne Publishing Ltd Last Update 25.11.2009 05:47
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Wizards - Christopher Rawson: Magical! (1001 words)
by - written on 15/12/05 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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The Usbourne Book of Wizards was like a little piece of magic when I was little. Perhaps it was the stories about wizards and potions that made it so mysterious so it was a book I would read all the time and never tire of. From the cover showing a border of wizards, bottles and the act of magic it gave a stereotypical look of what a wizard looks like. The main centre picture is of a wizard with a pointy hat, flowing white beard, moustache and hair surrounded by a big magic book, books on shelves and chemistry type equipment. Written by Christopher Rawson and illustrated by Stephen Cartwright the first page of the book has the contents page… I have actually ... Read the complete review
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