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Merlin sends Jack and Annie on a mysterious mission to Paris, France, over a 100 years ago. There they must find four magicians and give them an urgent message from Merlin himself. When Jack and Annie land in Paris, they make their way to the 1889 World’s Fair. Below the Eiffel Tower, built especially for the fair, there are thousands of exhibits from all over the world. But how will Jack and Annie find the magicians in the crowds of people? And who are the magicians anyway? Jack and Annie are about to find out in another adventure filled with history, magic, and amazing surprises!From the Hardcover edition.
File Size: 1122 KB
Print Length: 144 pages
Publisher: Random House Books for Young Readers; Reprint edition (March 20, 2009)
Publication Date: March 20, 2009
Sold by: Random House LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B001XT6100
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Night of the New Magicians was one of my favorite Magic Treehouse books. The story was about Jack and his little sister Annie going to the time of Paris World's Fair,1889.Their mission was to find and protect the Magicians of Sound,Light,Invisible,and Iron from a evil sorcerror. There wasn'tthe evil sorcerror at the World's Fair. But it made Jack andAnnie to do their mission more quickly and to use their magicrhymes from their friends from mythical lands, Teddy and Kathleen, more wisely.I am really exited about the next book 'Blizzard of the Blue Moon'too!
My son loves this whole series. If you have not started your child on these for age 5 and up, do so! These are the most interesting books for young kids. And so far the series has seem to grow up with my son. This book lists the scientists such as Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell and others. These books really start a child learning about history. My son is so much into this history of these, it has led him to research on his own through other books about the historical events! We have also read the accompanying research books. The only thing I wish for now, is some children travel guides from Mrs. Osborne (it would be a great add on to the research books!). Thanks so much for these!
I first heard of this book when a friend told me how much her children loved it. I enjoy reading children's books ... since I like to write them too.I immediately tossed it in my shopping cart and when I read it, was really impressed with this author. Next chance I get, I will definitely go back and read the beginning of this series. Kids are not only entertained in delightful fashion, this book is educational too, and, too me, that's the whole point of all kids books. They should be fun to read AND the kids should learn something about life as they're reading.Keep up the great work, Ms. Osborne.
Night of the New Magicians is Magic Tree House Book #35. The two main characters are a brother (Jack) and sister (Annie). In each magic tree house book Jack and Annie travel via magic tree house to a faraway place and time to perform a mission. Every book in this series is a galloping adventure with a few facts thrown in.In #35 they travel to Paris, France, for the 1889 World's Fair. Their mission is to find four "new magicians" and protect them from an evil sorcerer who plans to kidnap them. Along the way Jack and Anne see the Eiffel Tower, meet Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Louis Pasteur, and Gustave Eiffel.This is one of the best Magic Tree House Books to date. After reading this book my 6 year old wants to go see Paris. I gave him an eyewitness guidebook about Paris; you know the guidebooks with all the pictures. He enjoys looking through it.My 6 year old loves Magic Tree House books. In Kindergarten he made us read these books to him ever night. Now in Grade 1, he reads them to himself!! You know a 6 year old loves a book if he reads it to himself!One last thing, the books appear to stand up somewhat to the test of time, as the 10 year old across the street still likes them. I find this important as most things you buy for kids expire very rapidly. This book has a shelf life of at least 5 years, which is totally awesome.
Given to my grand daughter for her birthday. She is 5 and starting to sound out words. Although beyond her reading skills now, she loves to be read to, and at the same time will learn about history at the same time. My son and daughter in law says she has really started to enjoy these type of books
We have bought a number of the Magic Tree House series for our grandson and he loves them all, and even does the online test afterward. I understand that they are supposed to be 3rd grade level reading, but our grandson is 7, so if you have a good reader who is interested in learning about things as well, it is a good choice.
This is the first Magic Tree House book I have experienced. I really enjoyed the book and think the author done an awesome job of incorporated history (through investions and scientific discoveries). The trips the two characters (Jack and Annie) take are not only an adventure but also educational. I would like to go back and read the books that came before.
The Magic Tree House books are a MUST READ collection for all children. Unlike many other series for young readers, the Magic Tree House should be read in chronological order to best appreciate Jack and Annie's travels through time as they go on various missions; which are typically completed in four parts. Parents and educators will enjoy going along for the ride as much as their students! My daughter is a teenager now but she still gets excited when she sees a new tree house adventure has come out.
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