Read Aloud Virginia - Book Store - Blizzard of the Blue Moon (Magic Tree House, No. 36)

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Binding: Paperback EAN: 9780375830389 ISBN: 0375830383 Label: Random House Books for Young Readers Manufacturer: Random House Books for Young Readers Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 144 Publication Date: 2007-12-26 Publisher: Random House Books for Young Readers Reading Level: Ages 9-12 Release Date: 2007-12-26 Studio: Random House Books for Young Readers
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Editorial Reviews: Jack and Annie are off on another Merlin Mission. This time, Merlin has sent them to rescue a beautiful magical creature—the unicorn. But when they land in New York City during the Depression of the 1930s, Jack and Annie are confused. Where will they find a unicorn in a big city? From the Hardcover edition.
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Book Review by Sydney Comment: This book is about two kids named Jack and Annie who have a magic tree house. They have a mission to find a magic animal, but it is snowing really bad. They meet a giant who plays the weather band. Teddy and Kathleen help them. They think the magic animal is at the zoo, but is it? The magic animal's powers may go away forever! Will they find the magic animal? Will it keep its powers? Find out in the book, Blizzard of the Blue Moon! Customer Rating: Summary: Well, this is why the kids like these books... Comment: Well, heck, if this isn't just one of the cutest things I had ever had the pleasure of reading. Yes, I have read Ms. Osborne before, but I was still sadly wary of a book like this. How surprised I was to see her skill put into an excellent and educational fantasy that works wonderfully for the kids? My first-graders (at least the ones with the capability of listening to longer books) were entranced, and I have to admit that the tight, creative plot had me absorbed, as well. I realized shortly though that "The Magic Tree House" is best read serially, but this still was perfectly understandable on its own. Great job! Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent introduction to paragraph books! Comment: When I first suggested this book to my four year old she exclaimed "Where are the pictures?" I told her that she could create her own in her imagination and she sure did! We both enjoyed this book and look forward to more of the series. Customer Rating: Summary: An Entertaining and great educational tool... Comment: "The Blizzard of the Blue Moon" is a very good book. We have a 10 year old Autistic grandson who did not like to read. We started reading for 20 minutes every day and sometimes longer because he wanted to find out what would happen next. During the holidays, he read 3 of the Magic Treehouse books! I like this book and the series because Mary Pope Osborne weaves historical facts that we can discuss together, in her fictional books. I am so happy that there are many books in the Magic Treehouse series, and we look forward to the next new book in March! Thank you, Mrs. Osborne, for helping our grandson become very enthusiastic about reading! Customer Rating: Summary: Another Wonderful Book Comment: I read this wonderful book to myself the day I got it. I was thrileed and couldn't wait for the next book to come out. It takes place in New York City in 1938 during the Great Depression. jack and Annie have to find a unicorn. But how will they find one in a big city? Finally Jack and Annie find the unicorn, whose name is Dianthus. But just then two teenagers named Balor and Grinda burst in and try and take Dianthus. Jack and Annie escape with the unicorn, and stop in Central Park. There, Balor and Grinda show up, and Annie recites her favorite magic rhyme, Turn Into Ducks. Balor and Grinda turn into ducks. Teddy and Kathleen, Merlin and Morgan, show up and the two other teenagers ride Dianthus home to Camelot. Jack and Annie travel home in the Magic Tree House, and merlin and Morgan take a ride around New York City. For ANY fans of the magic tree house, MAGIC TREE HOUSE #36: BLIZZARD OF THE BLUE MOON, I reccomend you read this wonderful book. You will be so surprised that you read this book over and over again! More Reviews