Five Children and It
Five Children and It by Edith Nesbit, published by Random House in 2010, is a classic middle-grade tale that explores the adventures of five siblings who encounter a magical creature known as a Psammead. This edition, featuring 255 pages and presented in English, invites readers into a world where wishes can lead to unexpected consequences, blending elements of fantasy and family dynamics.
In this story, the children quickly learn that their ability to wish for anything comes with its own set of challenges and mayhem. As they navigate the complexities of their newfound power, themes of family and sibling relationships are woven throughout their escapades. This Looking Glass Library edition also includes an introduction by Laurel Snyder and original line illustrations from the 1902 publication, enhancing the reading experience for both new and returning audiences.
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What would you do if you could wish for anything in the world? In E. Nesbit’s classic middle-grade tale of adventure and mayhem, five children discover a Psammead, a grumpy magical creature with the ability to grant wishes. At first, their newfound power seems exciting and full of promise, but soon the children realize that getting what you wish for can land you in a whole heap of trouble! This Looking Glass Library edition includes an introduction by Laurel Snyder and line illustrations from the original 1902 publication.
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