The Wizard in the Tree
The Wizard in the Tree by Lloyd Alexander, published by Puffin in 1998, is a captivating tale that follows Mallory as she discovers an old oak tree with a peculiar secret. When she investigates further, she inadvertently breaks a magical spell that has kept Arbican the wizard trapped for thousands of years. As Arbican seeks to regain his powers, the story unfolds against the backdrop of a village threatened by the ambitions of Squire Scrupner.
Readers will find a blend of fantasy and magic woven throughout this 137-page narrative. The book explores themes of courage and the true essence of magic, inviting young readers to engage with the enchanting world that Alexander has crafted. With its accessible language, this edition serves as an introduction to the genre of juvenile fiction, making it suitable for those interested in imaginative storytelling.
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Mallory notices there’s something funny about an old oak tree, takes a closer look, and before she knows it, she’s broken a magical spell. Arbican the wizard has been trapped in the oak for thousands of years, and his powers are gone. Will he get them back in time to save Mallory’s village from greedy Squire Scrupner? Deft storytelling. “(Full of) quotable bits of wisdom about the real nature of magic”- Booklist, starred review.
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