Maison d'édition: Amila Jay
"The Gift of the Magi" is a short story by O. Henry first published in 1905. The story tells of a young husband and wife and how they deal with the challenge of buying secret Christmas gifts for each other with very little money. As a sentimental story with a moral lesson about gift-giving, it has been popular for adaptation, especially for presentation at Christmas time.
Step into the mystical world of Candle Magic Tarot with this captivating live reading experience! Whether you’re a seasoned tarot enthusiast or a curious beginner, this immersive audiobook guides you through the energies of the cards, enhanced by the soothing glow of candle magic. 🌙 What You’ll Discover: ✨ Live Tarot Readings – Experience real-time interpretations of the cards, offering deep insights and guidance. ✨ Candle Magic Rituals – Learn how to enhance your tarot practice with the power of candlelight and intention. ✨ Intuitive Messages – Receive spiritual wisdom, helping you navigate life’s questions and challenges. ✨ Relaxing Atmosphere – Let the ambient sounds and mystical narration transport you into a meditative, magical space. 🔮 Whether you're seeking clarity, manifestation, or deeper spiritual connection, Candle Magic Tarot - Live Reading will illuminate your path. Light a candle, open your heart, and let the magic unfold! 🎧 Perfect for tarot lovers, spiritual seekers, and anyone drawn to the mystic arts.Voir livre
Ghost stories from Prescott, Arizona have never been so creepy, fun, and full of mystery! The haunted history of Prescott comes to life—even when the main players are dead. Visit the Palace Saloon, but be sure to watch out for bottles thrown by phantom hands! Or attend a show at the Elks Opera House, but prepare to be distracted by wandering specters. Dive into this spooky chapter book for suspenseful tales of bumps in the night, paranormal investigations, and the unexplained; just be sure to keep the light on.Voir livre
A mystical guide to the history and mythology of witches and wizards from around the world by expert Dr. Angela Puca, perfect for fans of Harry Potter!For centuries, people have told stories about witches and wizards. But where do these tales come from? Did these people really have magical powers? Witchcraft expert Dr. Angela Puca tackles these mysteries and many more in Witches and Wizards. Enchanting illustrations by Cinthya Álvarez add even more magic to the page.Blending folklore and history, readers will:• Discover whether healers really put ingredients such as "toe of frog" in potions• Learn about famous figures from around the world, such as Merlin, Baba Yaga, and Medea• Find out why people believed witches flew around on broomsticksHooked by the eerie trivia, kids will also learn about the history behind the supernatural world. They'll meet Indigenous healers, understand what caused the Salem witch trials, and discover why people hid "witch bottles" under their doors.It's a spook-tacular introduction to witchcraft for kids who love all things fantasy!Voir livre
A gentle moment of calm, just when little ones need it most. This heartwarming collection of 20 relaxing 5-minute stories is designed to soothe, settle, and bring a sense of peace to young listeners. Whether it’s winding down before bed, taking a quiet break during the day, or creating a calm atmosphere after playtime, these short and gentle tales provide the perfect escape into a world of kindness, imagination, and relaxation. With comforting themes, soft storytelling, and a gentle rhythm, this audiobook is a must-have for parents and caregivers looking to create moments of calm in their child's day. 20 beautifully told 5-minute stories Perfect for bedtime, quiet time, or car rides Designed to relax and comfort young listeners Press play, take a deep breath, and let the calming stories begin.Voir livre
Orphans of the Void by Michael Shaara - Finding a cause worth dying for is no great trick—the Universe is full of them. Finding one worth living for is the genuine problem! In the region of the Coal Sack Nebula, on the dead fourth planet of a star called Tyban, Captain Steffens of the Mapping Command stood counting buildings. Eleven. No, twelve. He wondered if there was any significance in the number. He had no idea. "What do you make of it?" he asked. Lieutenant Ball, the executive officer of the ship, almost tried to scratch his head before he remembered that he was wearing a spacesuit. "Looks like a temporary camp," Ball said. "Very few buildings, and all built out of native materials, the only stuff available. Castaways, maybe?" Steffens was silent as he walked up onto the rise. The flat weathered stone jutted out of the sand before him. "No inscriptions," he pointed out. "They would have been worn away. See the wind grooves? Anyway, there's not another building on the whole damn planet. You wouldn't call it much of a civilization." "You don't think these are native?" Ball said he didn't. Steffens nodded. Standing there and gazing at the stone, Steffens felt the awe of great age. He had a hunch, deep and intuitive, that this was old—too old. He reached out a gloved hand, ran it gently over the smooth stone ridges of the wall. Although the atmosphere was very thin, he noticed that the buildings had no airlocks. Ball's voice sounded in his helmet: "Want to set up shop, Skipper?" Steffens paused. "All right, if you think it will do any good."Voir livre
An adapted, easy-to-read edition of The Magic Horse - with engaging illustrations throughout. At the festival of the New Year, the King of Persia is given a horse carved from ebony. It has the power to fly riders anywhere they wish to go, and it flies the king’s son all the way to Bengal. There he meets and falls in love with Princess Ameera. But to marry her, Prince Firouz will have to convince her father by defeating an army, then fool a sultan by pretending to be a doctor. Luckily anything is possible with a magic horse.Voir livre
