The Trouble with Wishes
The Trouble with Wishes by Diane Stanley is a charming children’s book published by HarperCollins on January 9, 2007. This 32-page edition, written in English, tells the story of a sculptor named Pyg who becomes infatuated with a statue of a goddess he has created. As he showers her with gifts and wishes for her to come to life, he discovers that the consequences of his desires may not be what he expected.
Readers will find a humorous exploration of love and companionship as Pyg navigates the complexities of his wishes. The narrative is complemented by vivid illustrations that enhance the storytelling experience. This book touches on themes of legends and myths, making it an engaging read for those interested in juvenile fiction and humorous stories.
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A sculptor named Pyg carves a statue of a goddess so beautiful, so perfect, that he falls head over heels in love with her. He buys her gifts, tells her stories, and wishes with all his heart she were a real, live woman. The trouble with wishes is . . . sometimes they come true!
Diane Stanley’s lively prose and vivid illustrations bring this funny and warm tale of misguided love to life as Pyg learns what a true companion is really made of.
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