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The Magic Word
Catriona must write her name on all her thank you notes before she's allowed to play with her birthday presents. It's going to take forever Unless... She puts her colored pencils and a sprinkling of magical ingredients into a big pot. Then she says the magic word. However, the pencils start writing on walls, scribbling on the table, and doodling on the fridge Can Catriona stop the magical mayhem? This is a hilarious new picture book about the consequences of taking shortcuts, and the power of the magic word-- from Lari Don, author of The Big Bottom Hunt and Orange Juice Peas Vibrantly illustrated by Claire Keay. (Ages 3-6)
The Electrician
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Don Juan, Mescalito and Modern Magic
First published in 1978, Don Juan, Mescalito and Modern Magic aims to show that there is a basically Western shamanism which uses Western symbols and is easily accessible.
From Pimp Stick to Pulpit-- It's Magic
A notorius Chicago pimp--leading a lifestyle of unimaginable wealth-- recalls with brutal candor his rise from ghettto to celebrity as leader of Chicago's Magic World Christion.
Where Is Don Magic The Mad Dancer?
Where Is Don Magic The Mad Dancer? is about love, hate, trying to find understanding within one's self the dos and don'ts in life. Getting into things in life you never think will bring so much pain and sorrow. Wanting to be something you're not trying to fit in with the crowd thinking your so-called friends know what's best all the time getting into the things your parents told you was trouble. But somewhere down the line you finally learn that you're not like the people doing wrong. Waking up changing your life for the better. Fighting yourself, feeling like two people one good hating the bad. At times at war with yourself. It's about one person feeling like two souls Don (Darget the good) and the other Don (Magic the bad boy) at times fighting each side trying to break free away from the other, but at the same time needing each other. But in this story, there can be only one winner. In life, you cannot be a little pregnant either you are or you're not you can't be both. Losing the ones, you love from the choices you make in life and causing others to fall. Not knowing how much the ones you love look up to you and watching. This is the Don C. Darget story.
The Bloody Bridge
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The Magic Skin
Honoré de Balzac, who is generally regarded as a founding father of realism in European fiction, first entered the mainstream with The Magic Skin, a fable-like tale delineating the excesses and vanities of contemporary life.
